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2022 Maine Educator Summit Draws 400 Educators to Augusta - Vimarsana News

2022 Maine Educator Summit Draws 400 Educators to Augusta

More than 400 educators from across Maine gathered at the Augusta Civic Center for the first annual Maine Educator Summit. The theme for the Summit was

New Use Energy and Footprint Project launches Second-Life Solar Initiative to Bring Sustainable Energy with Solar Panels - Vimarsana News

New Use Energy and Footprint Project launches Second-Life Solar Initiative to Bring Sustainable Energy with Solar Panels

New Use Energy and Footprint Project launches Second-Life Solar Initiative to Bring Sustainable Energy with Solar Panels

New Use Energy and Footprint Project launches Second-Life Solar Initiative to Bring Sustainable Energy with Solar Panels - Vimarsana News

New Use Energy and Footprint Project launches Second-Life Solar Initiative to Bring Sustainable Energy with Solar Panels

New Use Energy and Footprint Project launches Second-Life Solar Initiative to Bring Sustainable Energy with Solar Panels Merxwire 13 May 2021, 14:13 GMT+10 New Use Energy and Footprint Project collaborated again to put the reused solar panels into productive use. Its portable solar generator, SunKit, enables new solar cells or second-hand solar panels to operate. TEMPE, AZ (Merxwire) - The Second-Life Solar Initiative is a win-win plan. This plan allows old solar panels to obtain the value of reuse. We hope to promote: New Batteries, Solar Solutions, Affordable Systems, Emergency Power, Porta...

New CARE Report: Syrian Women Face Worrying Food Insecurity Levels, a Decade into The Conflict - Vimarsana News

New CARE Report: Syrian Women Face Worrying Food Insecurity Levels, a Decade into The Conflict

 24th Feb 2021 Photo of Salwa, 42 years old, who was displaced from Jdidet Al-Jabbar village and is now living in an IDP camp.  Amman, 24 February 2021 – Ten years into the crisis in Syria, many women report fear of instability, recurring violence, and displacement, coupled with a constant struggle to meet their families’ basic needs. In 2020, average food prices in Syria increased by 236%, making them more than 29 times higher than the five-year pre-crisis average.[1] According to a new CARE report entitled, “ Today, the number of food insecure Syrians has nearly doubled from 6.3 mi...