Odd question: But did COVID-19 slow down climate change?
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The coronavirus pandemic has certainly led to a decrease in industrial activity and resulting greenhouse gas emissions during its reign over the planet in 2020.
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That didn’t take long: Augusta Health welcomes first baby of 2021
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Augusta Health’s first baby of 2021, Ashley Katherine, arrived at 4:01 am on Friday.
Rati Tchelidze one of several businesses offering a helping hand during COVID-19
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In times like these, the CEOs of big companies have a chance to really make a difference and step in to give back to the community. From sending medical help, donating cash, or offering free services, companies are continuously finding ways of joining the fight against COVID-19.
President signs bill to name Midlothian post office after WWII code breaker Dorothy Bruce
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President Trump has signed Democrat Abigail Spanberger’s legislation to name a Chesterfield County post office after World War II code breaker Dorothy Braden Bruce.
5 points to make the most profitable investments in the real estate sector
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Real estate is a valuable investment option that can help you diversify your portfolio, yet most individuals keep it as a last resort. This is primarily because it needs more capital investment and extensive research to get it right.
New academy to braid disciplines together to tackle complex problems
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Social injustice. Environmental degradation. Cyberterrorism. These challenges are so complex they may at times seem insurmountable. Yet the very root of the word “complexity” suggests a possible path to solutions.
Bennett on Gonzaga loss: ‘We didn’t have a place in that game today’
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All week long, UVA Basketball Twitter was, well, predictable. Their favorite team had no chance against Gonzaga, was the consensus. And then those first five minutes happened.
Inside the Numbers: Was it Gonzaga, or was it the UVA D?
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Gonzaga jumped out to an early 18-5 lead, and after a brief flurry got UVA briefly back to single digits, it was a safe ‘Zags game the rest of the way. Your eyes tell you Virginia never had a chance. The numbers tell you that it wasn’t that.
Virginia Tech Stamps Scholars give back by building beds for kids in the New River Valley
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The Virginia Tech Honors College Stamps Scholars recently took to the top deck of a parking garage to build 24 beds for children in the New River Valley with a national nonprofit organization called Sleep in Heavenly Peace.
New round of Virginia grants aimed at addressing COVID-19 economic impacts
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Three Economic Resilience and Recovery Program projects that will help Virginia communities mitigate the economic impacts of the COVID-19 public health response are among those being funded through $6 million in GO Virginia grants announced this week.
