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.
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Virginia state senator on the right to contraception: ‘We are living in a dangerous time’
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The Supreme Court and Republican lawmakers have been re-writing the books on what reproductive access women should or should not have access to.
AG Miyares pushes Biden Administration on answers about 85k missing migrant children
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AG Jason Miyares is reaching out to the White House after 22 Republican attorneys general sent a letter to the DHS about migrant children.
Virginia mom furious on Alabama IVF ruling: ‘My children would not be here’
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The Alabama Supreme Court’s ruling that frozen embryos are human beings left clinics, providers and couples wishing to start a family reeling.
Biden, Trump stage photo-ops at border: We need to see how stupid this all is
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President Biden drew the line on immigration and border security in a visit to Brownsville, Texas, on Thursday, sending a message through the media to former President Trump.
Poll: Reproductive rights for women ‘is a winning issue for Democrats’
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A new survey concluded that protecting access to contraception “is a winning issue for Democrats,” and it will likely be a key factor in motivating Black and young voters.
‘Killing is wrong’: Harrisonburg City Council supports resolution for cease fire in Gaza
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Harrisonburg City Council passed a resolution at its meeting Tuesday night calling for an immediate cease fire in Gaza and Israel.
John Whitehead: When corporations serve as a front for government censors
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Nothing good can come from allowing the government to sidestep the Constitution.
Roddy Scheer: Some companies are backing off climate pledges
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In February, three major investment companies stepped back from efforts to limit climate-damaging emissions.
Historic preservation projects across Virginia receive nearly $400K infusion through grants
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Nearly $400,000 in grants were awarded to 14 organizations to support history preservation and education projects throughout Virginia.
