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Foster care in America from a children's advocate raised in the system - Vimarsana News

Foster care in America from a children's advocate raised in the system

Andrew Bridge spent 11 years in foster care. He joined the show to talk about his experience and why he says the system did more harm than good.

Source: wdet.org
New system improving management of Việt Nam's rice production chain - Vimarsana News

New system improving management of Việt Nam's rice production chain

RiceMoRe encompasses data storage and processing components, facilitating the computation of greenhouse gas emissions from rice cultivation at various levels.

Legislative fix in works for long-neglected Illinois arson registry - Vimarsana News

Legislative fix in works for long-neglected Illinois arson registry

Illinois lawmakers in 2004 voted to create an arsonist registry akin to the long-established database of sex offenders. Two decades later, a legislative fix could finally make it a reality.

Why Does the Vision Zero Movement Stop At the Edge of the Road? — Streetsblog USA - Vimarsana News

Why Does the Vision Zero Movement Stop At the Edge of the Road? — Streetsblog USA

U.S. car crash deaths are nearly 10 percent higher if you count collisions that happen just outside the right of way. So why don't off-road deaths get more air time among advocates?

Menifee, Murrieta Named Among California's Safest Cities: Report - Vimarsana News

Menifee, Murrieta Named Among California's Safest Cities: Report

Menifee, Murrieta Named Among California's Safest Cities: Report - Murrieta, CA - Menifee and Murrieta each have populations greater than 100,000, and both operate their own police departments.

Source: patch.com