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Project to tattoo human rights declaration on 6,773 people comes to UK | Human rights - Vimarsana News

Project to tattoo human rights declaration on 6,773 people comes to UK | Human rights

International art project will visit Manchester, where 30 people will be tattooed with one letter of 1948 UN document

Doctor pens letter saying Alberta 'hates' rural labour care - Vimarsana News

Doctor pens letter saying Alberta 'hates' rural labour care

Dr. Jared Van Bussel has been working in Pincher Creek, Alta., as a surgeon specializing in maternity care for more than a decade, but that will change starting June 1.

'Nice plans, but 11 gigawatts of more wind power by 2030 is simply not feasible' - Vimarsana News

'Nice plans, but 11 gigawatts of more wind power by 2030 is simply not feasible'

Much of the money is aimed at offshore wind, "but the plans are simply not feasible," according to Gerard van Bussel, emeritus professor of wind energy.

Frontiers | Can the Right Composition and Diversity of Farmed Species Improve Food Security Among Smallholder Farmers? - Vimarsana News

Frontiers | Can the Right Composition and Diversity of Farmed Species Improve Food Security Among Smallholder Farmers?

Food security and livelihoods among smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa are often constrained by limited farm resource endowment. It can be difficult to improve resource endowment given barriers such as low land availability and the unaffordability of agricultural inputs, so here we ask whether farmers can gain a better return on their resources through optimising their farm strategy in terms of the composition and/or diversity of crop and livestock species raised. Our survey of 1133 smallholder farmers in western Kenya and northern Nigeria, using a modified version of RHoMIS, suggested ...