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OS-Climate Unleashes Power of Open Source to Develop Data and Tools Required to Meet the Paris Climate Goals - Vimarsana News

OS-Climate Unleashes Power of Open Source to Develop Data and Tools Required to Meet the Paris Climate Goals

From today, financial institutions, corporations, NGOs, regulators and academics can access the code behind OS-Climate's tools to support climate-aligned...

KwaZulu-Natal, how's your mental health? - Vimarsana News

KwaZulu-Natal, how's your mental health?

The stress of the deadly floods in KwaZulu-Natal has been described by many residents as a reminder of the riots and looting across the province in July last year.

Study finds depression linked to being involved in a community disaster - Vimarsana News

Study finds depression linked to being involved in a community disaster

People exposed to a disaster in their community are likely to experience depression in the long term.

Source: news24.com
Extreme heat and plastic pollution push oceans to brink | Environment | All topics from climate change to conservation | DW - Vimarsana News

Extreme heat and plastic pollution push oceans to brink | Environment | All topics from climate change to conservation | DW

As world leaders meet in France to discuss ocean protection, two major studies show how burning fossil fuels and throwing away plastic waste have created unprecedented environmental catastrophes for marine life.

Source: dw.com
Ocean Temperature Reaches "Point of No Return" as Climate Change Creates Irreversible Scenario - Vimarsana News

Ocean Temperature Reaches "Point of No Return" as Climate Change Creates Irreversible Scenario

According to studies, extreme temperatures in the world's seas exceeded the "point of no return" since in 2014 and is now the new normal.