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Travel as spiritual practice opens our eyes that we might see - Vimarsana News

Travel as spiritual practice opens our eyes that we might see

Twenty years ago, before the Black Lives Matter movement and during a particularly stressful time of caregiving for my aging parents, a counse...

Travel outside our comfort zone opens our eyes that we might see - Vimarsana News

Travel outside our comfort zone opens our eyes that we might see

Twenty years ago, before the Black Lives Matter movement and during a particularly stressful time of caregiving for my aging parents, a counse...

EU Natural Gas Imports: €286 Billion Imported From Tyrannies and Autocracies Since 2005 - Vimarsana News

EU Natural Gas Imports: €286 Billion Imported From Tyrannies and Autocracies Since 2005

For the past 15 years Russia has been the largest source of natural gas for European Union nations By Lennie Kaplan and Mark MilkeFollow CEC on Linkedin  CEC Linkedin Follow CEC on Facebook CEC Facebook Follow CEC on Twitter CEC Twitter A Nord Stream 2 sign hangs above a painted map at the construction site for…

Pro-science consumer group revives talk on nuclear power plants amid Luzon grid woes - Vimarsana News

Pro-science consumer group revives talk on nuclear power plants amid Luzon grid woes

Published June 6, 2021, 12:33 PM Alyansa ng mga Grupong Haligi ng Agham at Teknolohiya Para sa Mamamayan (AGHAM) President Angelo Palmones has faulted energy authorities for their lack of foresight and action regarding nuclear-based power generation, which could have helped avoid the recent spate of “red alert” status in the Luzon gird. The Gösgen Nuclear Power Plant in Switzerland. (Photo by Patrick Federi / Unsplash) “Nuclear power plants remain unacceptable in the Philippines while we envy other neighboring economies enjoying cheap power from their modern nuclear reactors,” Palmon...

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