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Scientists Counting Down To MethaneSAT Satellite Launch - Vimarsana News

Scientists Counting Down To MethaneSAT Satellite Launch

NIWA scientists leading Aotearoa New Zealand’s MethaneSAT agricultural emissions science programme are gearing up for the launch of its satellite. MethaneSAT is a global initiative led by the US Environmental Defense Fund to track and reduce methane ...

13 bands set to play mas at UWI Carnival - Vimarsana News

13 bands set to play mas at UWI Carnival

With just over a month left before their official carnival season, The University of the West Indies is entering the chat with ‘Rio De Janeiro’. Historically the first carnival to be staged in Jamaica, UWI carnival made its debut in 1954 with the...

Dialogue And The Human Condition - Vimarsana News

Dialogue And The Human Condition

In my 30’s I had the good fortune to dialogue with David Bohm, considered the founder of the global dialogue movement and a man Einstein called his “spiritual son.” Bohm was a brilliant, sensitive physicist and philosopher, but his intellect ...

Regulating Genetic Technologies In Aotearoa - Expert Q&A - Vimarsana News

Regulating Genetic Technologies In Aotearoa - Expert Q&A

Dr Revel Drummond, Scientist, Plant & Food Research Ltd, comments:    What implications would the shift to a new biotechnology regulator have for the legal and policy landscape around genetic technologies in NZ? 'Currently, ...

First UN Report On The State Of The World's Migratory Species – Expert Reaction - Vimarsana News

First UN Report On The State Of The World's Migratory Species – Expert Reaction

A landmark UN report paints a grim picture of the state of migratory wild animals worldwide, including those that travel through New Zealand, like sharks, whales, albatross, and sea turtles. The report was launched at the meeting for the Convention ...