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What Does It Take to Create Financial Products That Can Save the Planet? - Vimarsana News

What Does It Take to Create Financial Products That Can Save the Planet?

Investors are increasingly eager to contribute to solutions for climate change and other environmental problems. Charlotte Kaiser ’07 of The Nature Conservancy’s NatureVest, explains how the company builds financial products that attract mainstream capital while delivering conservation impacts.

Source: yale.edu
Early trial shows flickering lights could fight Alzheimer's - Vimarsana News

Early trial shows flickering lights could fight Alzheimer's

Researchers have conducted an early human trial for a light- and sound-based treatment for Alzheimer's disease. The results are promising, they say.

Q&A With the Lilly School's New Environmental Philanthropy Scholar - Vimarsana News

Q&A With the Lilly School's New Environmental Philanthropy Scholar

Ashley Enrici recently joined the faculty of the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy in a new role dedicated to examining issues at the intersection of the environment and philanthropy.

Herculaneum dig sees Pliny's officer who died trying to help - Vimarsana News

Herculaneum dig sees Pliny's officer who died trying to help

Director Sirano shows novelties of ancient finds before new digs

Herculaneum dig sees Pliny's officer who died trying to help - Lifestyle - Vimarsana News

Herculaneum dig sees Pliny's officer who died trying to help - Lifestyle

(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 9 - A man in uniform, whom the volcano's ferocity had thrown to the ground and killed in a few seconds, his face thrust into the sand, his arms bent forward seeking support. New excavations are set to begin at Herculaneum in the next few weeks, and archaeologists have returned to the ancient beach to complete searches which started 40 years ago, in the early 80s, when the remains of 300 fugitives were found right in this spot. The digs are aimed at conserving the ancient UNESCO site but will also serve to bring to light in its entirety the ancient path that led from the bea...

Source: ansa.it