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Israel's state comptroller leads meeting of global counterparts in Glasgow - Vimarsana News

Israel's state comptroller leads meeting of global counterparts in Glasgow

Matanyahu Englman tells group of state auditors that they are best suited to ensure 'that government decisions on climate are translated into effective action'

Israel joins the net zero carbon club of countries. How will they all get there? - Vimarsana News

Israel joins the net zero carbon club of countries. How will they all get there?

As the international COP26 Climate Conference begins, the UN warns that 'ambiguity' still surrounds how states will actually reach their goal

The Top Five American Fighter Planes of WW2 with the Most Kills. - Vimarsana News

The Top Five American Fighter Planes of WW2 with the Most Kills.

Winning the air war was vital in winning WWII. Which American fighter planes of the war had the most air-to-air kills?

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Ecologists worry over ecosystem's recovery after huge Jerusalem-area blaze - Vimarsana News

Ecologists worry over ecosystem's recovery after huge Jerusalem-area blaze

Hundreds of thousands of small animals feared burned to death, with massive damage to fungi and insects, the basis of the web of life

A Staggering 17 Million Gallons of Sewage Disposed Into the Ocean in Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

A Staggering 17 Million Gallons of Sewage Disposed Into the Ocean in Los Angeles

(Photo : Pixabay) (Photo : Photo by Matt Hardy on Unsplash ) The Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant, a sewage treatment plant on Santa Monica Bay, was forced to release untreated sewage via a conduit that deposited it a mile (1.6 kilometers) offshore and barely 50 feet (15.2 meters) below the ocean's surface on Sunday, according to operators. (The plant's standard pipe dumps treated sewage into the ocean five miles [eight kilometers] offshore and 190 feet [58 meters] deep.) According to a Hyperion spokesman, it was the most sewage discharged out of that single small pipe in a decade. According ...