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Mendocino County 2023 Year in Review: April-June - Vimarsana News

Mendocino County 2023 Year in Review: April-June

April April 2: Going down the UPT “Rabbit Hole.” Following over two years of pandemic struggles, Ukiah Players Theatre is coming back strong, producing a collaborative, bold and big production of the beloved Lewis Carroll tale – and doing it in the inimitable, boundary-pushing style that makes UPT one of Northern California’s most innovative theatres. […]

How forestry projects destroy forests - Vimarsana News

How forestry projects destroy forests

Though eucalyptus was eradicated from the public forest land, social forestry continues at a very high cost to natural ecosystems.

Clean energy key to Thai climate goals - Vimarsana News

Clean energy key to Thai climate goals

Thailand has vowed to reach net-zero emissions by 2065, but without taking action against its biggest polluter -- the energy sector -- its promise will fall flat.

How much of Bangladesh's protected forests are really protected? - Vimarsana News

How much of Bangladesh's protected forests are really protected?

DHAKA — On July 20 last year, representatives from 11 NGOs held a joint protest against a government decision to establish a FIFA-funded training facility inside a reserved forest. The previous month, the government had de-reserved an 8-hectare (20-acre) plot of land inside the Khuniya Palong reserved forest in the district of Cox’s Bazar, and […]

Niyamgiri Movement's Success to Protect a Sacred Mountain - Vimarsana News

Niyamgiri Movement's Success to Protect a Sacred Mountain

A mining company's attempt to mine the sacred Niyamgiri Mountain met with protest and success as the courts recognized the indigenous communities' rights.