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Why there's a boom for damp-busting machines - Vimarsana News

Why there's a boom for damp-busting machines

Sales of dehumidifiers are booming as people try to reduce damp and mould problems, and save money.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Skeptical Science New Research for Week #47 2023 - Vimarsana News

Skeptical Science New Research for Week #47 2023

Open access notables How warped are we by fossil fuel dependency? Despite Russia's invasion of Ukraine, 35-40 million cubic meters per day of Russian natural gas are piped across Ukraine for European consumption every single day, right now. In order to secure European cooperation against Russian aggression, Ukraine must help to finance its own destruction at the hands of one of the world's largest petro-kleptocracies, assisting its attacker in marketing what has become a transcendently toxic geopolitical hazard. Publishing in Energy Policy, Ah-Voun, Chyong & Li describe how this tortu...

Young Kildare man named top apprentice by Dublin university - Vimarsana News

Young Kildare man named top apprentice by Dublin university

Jerzy Wisnicki from Kilcock, Kildare has been named ‘Best Logistics Apprentice 2021’ by the Technological University Dublin City. Wisnicki, who...

Common but Different Futures: AI Inequity and Global Emissions - Vimarsana News

Common but Different Futures: AI Inequity and Global Emissions

Some researchers and policymakers suggest that Artificial Intelligence or AI will provide the most game-changing solutions to climate change.

Is Buying a Piece of Virtual Art Better for the Environment? - Vimarsana News

Is Buying a Piece of Virtual Art Better for the Environment?

This is all potentially good news, said Lehdonvirta, who first learned to write basic code in the mid-1980s, when he was five or six years old. In virtual reality, Keynes’s “economic problem” has decisively been solved. It is a world of total abundance, in which endless novelty, passing fads, and planned obsolescence are rendered nearly harmless. “You can accelerate consumption. You can throw away stuff. The fashion cycle can go faster and faster without increasing material requirements or the environmental footprint,” Lehdonvirta said. All you’re doing when you turn one virtual g...