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Feathers, fynbos and finery at De Hoop's new luxury villa - Vimarsana News

Feathers, fynbos and finery at De Hoop's new luxury villa

De Hoop Collection on the eponymous nature reserve in the Western Cape has added a villa to its repertoire, offering pure pampering perfection and privacy on the edge of the Ramsar-listed vlei.

Bridge to Troubled Waters: US Supreme Court Guts Wetlands Protections - Union of Concerned Scientists - Vimarsana News

Bridge to Troubled Waters: US Supreme Court Guts Wetlands Protections - Union of Concerned Scientists

The US Supreme Court’s recent ruling undermining wetlands protections in Sackett v. EPA could not have come at a worse time for our streams, rivers, and lakes. Now, only a week after the high court removed tens of millions of acres of wetlands from federal protection, a major study in the journal Na

Source: ucsusa.org
From Sea Heroes to Green Architecture: 6 ways UAE is building a sustainable future - Vimarsana News

From Sea Heroes to Green Architecture: 6 ways UAE is building a sustainable future

The country has aimed to be Net Zero by 2050

Source: zawya.com
Xiconomics: China's green development philosophy is contributing to global sustainable growth-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Xiconomics: China's green development philosophy is contributing to global sustainable growth-Xinhua

Xiconomics: China's green development philosophy is contributing to global sustainable growth-

Xiconomics: China's green development philosophy is contributing to global sustainable growth - Vimarsana News

Xiconomics: China's green development philosophy is contributing to global sustainable growth

The life of Maksat Abilgaziev, a resident of Zhanatas, a small town in southern Kazakhstan, has changed immensely since a Chinese company built a wind farm there a few years ago.