Climate and Energy News Roundup: March 2024
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New research finds that the oceans are hotter than they’ve ever been in modern times—having smashed previous heat records for at least seven years in a row.
Search Results for Move Over
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Two deceased whales, two days: First necropsy complete; mammal buried deep in sand
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Two whales have washed up in the Virginia Beach area in recent days – one along the oceanfront near 25th Street and one in Sandbridge.
Historic Staunton Foundation purchases Edmund Cabell house for Black history preservation
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Historic Staunton Foundation (HSF) has purchased the historic Cabell Log House, which was built ca. 1869 by freedman Edmund Cabell.
Enough with the excuses: Virginia isn’t struggling because of ‘inexperience’
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I don’t know that I like the way Virginia coach Tony Bennett keeps making his team’s struggles this season about “inexperience.”
Brad Wolf: Restoring human dignity on the U.S. southern border
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Reynosa, Mexico, is just across the border from McAllen, Texas, and currently garners a Level 4 Travel Warning from the U.S. State Department: Do Not Travel.
Five Observations: Damn, we spent a lot of money to watch Virginia get waxed at Duke
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My first UVA-Duke game in Cameron Indoor Stadium was 2014, a 69-65 Duke win on the school’s winter break.
That 73-48 egg that Virginia laid at Duke: It was apparently foreordained
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Word postgame is, Virginia, which we knew, didn’t get back from its road trip to Boston College until late, late, late on Thursday, so late it was enough to make Thursday an off-day.
Roddy Scheer: How are researchers using wildlife to track environmental conditions?
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Scientists currently rely mainly on a complex network of satellites, ocean buoys, weather stations and balloons to help predict the weather and the effects of climate change, but it might not be the best solution.
ClineWatch: Ben Cline unbound
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It’s always interesting to find out what Ben Cline has to say when he is talking exclusively to a group of fellow Republicans and doesn’t feel a need to disguise his hyper-partisan far-right views.
Staunton: Drug awareness program brings councilwoman to speak at high school
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In January, Staunton Schools launched “It Only Takes One,” a program designed to educate students and families about drug abuse.
