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It's getting to look a lot like degrowth: Part 3 - Vimarsana News

It's getting to look a lot like degrowth: Part 3

If we’re not going to voluntarily enter an era of planned, controlled degrowth, what are we going to do instead?

Elizabeth McGovern Lights Up The Stage in "Ava – The Secret Conversations" - Vimarsana News

Elizabeth McGovern Lights Up The Stage in "Ava – The Secret Conversations"

Play About Legendary Screen Star Runs Until May 14 At The Geffen Playhouse By Beverly Cohn Ava Gardner, born Ava Lavinia Gardner in the small town of Grabtown, North Carolina eventually became one of the most stunning, talented actresses during the Golden Age of Hollywood. She married three of

Net Zero Australia: gas trigger may be the least of industry's worries as consumption in the domestic electricity market plummets from 2030 onwards - Vimarsana News

Net Zero Australia: gas trigger may be the least of industry's worries as consumption in the domestic electricity market plummets from 2030 onwards

Under most scenarios modelled for Net Zero Australia, gas consumption in the domestic electricity market falls from 2030 to a fraction of its current level.

Source: afr.com
Where has the rock star male novelist gone? - Vimarsana News

Where has the rock star male novelist gone?

The #MeToo movement has made men in literature more cautious

Confederacy of Suns - Vimarsana News

Confederacy of Suns

How many literary references does it take to screw in a light bulb? That’s easy. Less than it takes to screw up a book review. The main character, Max, is very Yossarian, and local author M.R. Koch’s debut novel, Halfway to Impossible, is deceptively Orrwellian. No, I did not misspell “Orrwellian.” Not exactly.