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Letter to the Editor: Acid ore mine threatens treasured region - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Editor: Acid ore mine threatens treasured region

Wolfden Resources, a Canadian company that has never operated a mine, has requested State approval for rezoning an area on Pickett Mountain in Penobscot County so they can mine for zinc and other common metals. This is a volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit which means that it will be an acid ore mine. These mines are

Automated Building Systems Turn Data into Energy Savings for Hospitals - Vimarsana News

Automated Building Systems Turn Data into Energy Savings for Hospitals

As health systems pursue sustainability strategies, networking has emerged as an essential element. An effective, intelligent network can facilitate connected ecosystems that leverage data, sensors and automated building systems to enhance efficiency, reduce energy consumption and support sustainability.

Music promoter Michael Coppel sells Melbourne CBD office tower for $35m - Vimarsana News

Music promoter Michael Coppel sells Melbourne CBD office tower for $35m

The sale of 333 Queen Street to well-known investor ‘Jimmy’ Lai Huat Goh is the biggest office deal in Melbourne this year.

Source: afr.com
Rich Lister Tim Gurner selling 'outgrown' Prahran development sites - Vimarsana News

Rich Lister Tim Gurner selling 'outgrown' Prahran development sites

Rich Lister Tim Gurner is selling two approved office developments in inner Melbourne’s upmarket Prahran with an end value of up to $30m.

Source: afr.com
State planners grappling with short-term rentals consider new regulations - Vimarsana News

State planners grappling with short-term rentals consider new regulations

Maine’s largest land use authority wrapped up a series of summer meetings Wednesday as it considers how to regulate short-term rentals across its over 10.4 million-acre expanse for the first time. Staff members for the Land Use Planning Commission...