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The Recorder - My Turn: Right to Repair vital for protecting consumers and environment - Vimarsana News

The Recorder - My Turn: Right to Repair vital for protecting consumers and environment

Our neighbors in New York state are on the verge of a huge victory for consumers and our environment.Earlier this year, the New York Assembly and Senate both passed — by overwhelming margins — the Digital Fair Repair Act, which would require...

Columnist Johanna Neumann: Right to Repair vital for protecting consumers and environment - Vimarsana News

Columnist Johanna Neumann: Right to Repair vital for protecting consumers and environment

Our neighbors in New York state are on the verge of a huge victory for consumers and our environment. Earlier this year, the New York Assembly and Senate both passed — by overwhelming margins — the Digital Fair Repair Act, which would require...

Dumpster Divers Use TikTok to Shame Stores and Fight Waste - Vimarsana News

Dumpster Divers Use TikTok to Shame Stores and Fight Waste

Activists are posting their hauls on TikTok to raise public awareness.

[New on the List] WASH Grants for NGO Projects and Individuals - Vimarsana News

[New on the List] WASH Grants for NGO Projects and Individuals

EUR 100,000 available under iF SOCIAL IMPACT PRIZE Deadline: 15-Dec-2022 Entries are now open for the iF SOCIAL IMPACT PRIZE to support projects that

Athens ReThink Plastics announces free film screening - Vimarsana News

Athens ReThink Plastics announces free film screening

Athens ReThink Plastics, Sierra Club Ohio and OU’s Sustainability Series announce the free screening of the Emmy Award-winning film, “The Story of Plastic,” at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 21, at