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Biden's climate gamble in the debt deal - Vimarsana News

Biden's climate gamble in the debt deal

The White House is pitching the deal as a climate win as advocates accuse the president of caving to GOP “hostage-takers.”

Source: eenews.net
A Path Forward on Migration in Latin America - Vimarsana News

A Path Forward on Migration in Latin America

May 29, 2023 // Contrary to popular belief, a lot of migration from Latin American countries moves to other Latin America countries, not just the U.S. Indeed, Peru and Colombia have proven to be exemplar destination countries with important lessons to offer on handling immigration, writes YPFP's Alejandro Turino.

Labour plans to allow local authorities to buy land cheaply for development - Vimarsana News

Labour plans to allow local authorities to buy land cheaply for development

Exclusive: If elected next year, party would allow officials to buy up land at fraction of potential cost as part of ‘pro-building’ agenda

Mental load is a major barrier to adoption of electric vehicles by women in the UK - Vimarsana News

Mental load is a major barrier to adoption of electric vehicles by women in the UK

New research from Autotrader and Hive has revealed that mental load and safety concerns around public charging alone are discouraging British women from purchasing an electric vehicle (EV). UK women currently account for less than half (7% vs 16% of men*) of the EV owners despite making up almost half of the licensed drivers on the road (48%).

Radical shift in power needed to address health inequalities - Vimarsana News

Radical shift in power needed to address health inequalities

National government must both let go of power and provide stronger leadership to disrupt the drivers of poor health, writes Rosie Fogden, head of