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Petition against Gary waste-to-jet-fuel plant moves forward - Vimarsana News

Petition against Gary waste-to-jet-fuel plant moves forward

Gary environmentalists are claiming the air permit issued to a planned waste-to-jet fuel facility violates the Clean Air Act.

India not to compromise on growing energy demand of Indian economy but develop responsibly, says R K Singh - Vimarsana News

India not to compromise on growing energy demand of Indian economy but develop responsibly, says R K Singh

​The minister spoke about India's position in the wake of the upcoming COP28, the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference. Singh said it is the developed countries who need to cut down their emissions first. "Around 85 per cent of the carbon dioxide load in the atmosphere is due to the path of industrialisation followed by developed countries. India's population is 17 per cent of the world population, while our contribution to carbon dioxide load is only 3.5 per cent."

EU Moves Forward With Digital ID Despite Security Concerns And Potential For Abuse - Vimarsana News

EU Moves Forward With Digital ID Despite Security Concerns And Potential For Abuse

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Some South Philly politicos oppose Sixers arena - Vimarsana News

Some South Philly politicos oppose Sixers arena

Billionaires collect shiny new things. Even when they don’t really need them. When the co-founder of the private equity firm Apollo Global Management took

rishi sunak: Why Rishi Sunak is right about AI - The Economic Times - Vimarsana News

rishi sunak: Why Rishi Sunak is right about AI - The Economic Times

​​AI isn't inherently destructive like a nuclear warhead. But the magnitude of harm if mismanaged or exploited can be huge. Sunak's warning is a call to action, urging governments, organisations and the AI community to prioritise the development of robust ethical guidelines.