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World Oil Production Is Rising, With No End in Sight - Vimarsana News

World Oil Production Is Rising, With No End in Sight

Global production is projected to rise to 126 million barrels a day by 2050. It's time to end the tyranny of oil.

Address the lack of organic content in Malaysian soil | Daily Express Online - Vimarsana News

Address the lack of organic content in Malaysian soil | Daily Express Online

Food shortage, floods, climate changes, migration, world hunger and civil strife are haunting the global headlines. People search for answers above and around, forgetting to look under their feet – SOIL.  The four-letter-word that is not offensive but has been abused, totally taken for granted for generations, “raped” repeatedly and shoved into the blindspot of world organisations hunting for solutions for global socio-economic-health issues. It is time S-O-I-L is treated right, right here and from now.  The global Save Soil movement which began on 21st March 2022 h...

Crude swings: Oil jumps to near $105 following two-day slump - Vimarsana News

Crude swings: Oil jumps to near $105 following two-day slump

West Texas Intermediate futures rebounded more than $5 after falling below $100 a barrel on Tuesday.

Technology: Fast LNG is in demand [Gas in Transition] - Vimarsana News

Technology: Fast LNG is in demand [Gas in Transition]

FLNG’s speedy development times suggest it could play a major role in responding to heightened LNG demand as Europe turns away from Russian gas. [Gas in Transition, Volume 2, Issue 3]

NDSU soil scientist elected to global soil science organization - Vimarsana News

NDSU soil scientist elected to global soil science organization

Scientist will serve a four-year term beginning in August at the World Congress of Soil Science (WCSS) held in Glasgow, United Kingdom.