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Peter Leeson on real-world applications of BIPV | Architecture & Design - Vimarsana News

Peter Leeson on real-world applications of BIPV | Architecture & Design

Earlier this year, Leeson Group CEO, Peter Leeson was honoured to deliver a lecture as part of the UNSW School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering (SPREE) seminar series.

The future of solar energy | Architecture & Design - Vimarsana News

The future of solar energy | Architecture & Design

Building integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) is gaining in popularity as a means to seamlessly incorporate solar energy into the building's envelope.

How The King Solomon Baby Example Is The Same As Medieval Ordeals - Vimarsana News

How The King Solomon Baby Example Is The Same As Medieval Ordeals

The King Solomon baby story is often touted as a pinnacle of wisdom. And it is. It is also fundamentally the same idea behind medieval ordeals.

Weekend read: Renewables' human hurdle – pv magazine Australia - Vimarsana News

Weekend read: Renewables' human hurdle – pv magazine Australia

Community opposition to renewable projects tends to be dismissed as NIMBY-ism, an attitude of not-in-my-back-yard. To do so fails to recognise the character and potential claws of the globally growing movement, as well as the renewable sectors’ own role in rearing resentments. Australian reporter Bella Peacock investigates the emotional thread that ties the particularities of opposition movements together, and ways developers can defuse the charge.

Skeptic » Reading Room » Protopian Politics and the Future of Nationalism - Vimarsana News

Skeptic » Reading Room » Protopian Politics and the Future of Nationalism

In the early modern period, just before the rise of the modern nation-state, there were hundreds of political units in Europe. Now there are comparatively few. Some observers project that at some point in the future there will be just a handful of empires running the world, but others think the opposite might happen: that the nation-state as a concept will fall into disuse, and that city-states hold the future of politics. In this article Michael Shermer explores these themes.