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'It's not viable any more': global heating sparks first climate class action by Indigenous Australians | Climate crisis - Vimarsana News

'It's not viable any more': global heating sparks first climate class action by Indigenous Australians | Climate crisis

On Saibai Island in the Torres Strait, homes are already being inundated by king tides, the cemetery has been affected by erosion and sea walls have been built

Doctors, scientists merge tech and medicine - now, a micro bubble to function as lung - Vimarsana News

Doctors, scientists merge tech and medicine - now, a micro bubble to function as lung

Third lung inserted into body cavity from ventilators to contraptions fitted with wires, complex devices have been employed to imitate the lungs in patients struggling to breathe.

Source: femina.in
The incredible story of how the Internet came to South Africa - Vimarsana News

The incredible story of how the Internet came to South Africa

Most people have forgotten that Rhodes University first brought the gift of connection to South Africa. This is the story of the pioneers who did it.

Covid in Wales: Mental health could be harmed by uncertainty - Vimarsana News

Covid in Wales: Mental health could be harmed by uncertainty

People go from being optimistic to having their hopes dashed again, a professor says.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Leading scientists praise UNESCO's draft decision on the Great Barrier Reef - Vimarsana News

Leading scientists praise UNESCO's draft decision on the Great Barrier Reef

 E-Mail Five world-renowned scientists have signed a letter to UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay to "thank UNESCO for its leadership in recognising the threat of climate change to the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage property." Professor Terry Hughes, Professor Ove Hoegh-Guldberg, Dr Sylvia Earle, Professor Johan Rockström and Professor Andréa Grottoli sent the letter last night from Australia. Last month, UNESCO released a draft decision recommending the Great Barrier Reef be inscribed on the List of World Heritage in Danger. The scientists' letter is a strong show of support for UN...