Climate and Energy News Roundup: July 2023
This July 4th was the hottest day on record since climate scientists began using our present modeling system to estimate global daily average temperatures starting in 1979.
This July 4th was the hottest day on record since climate scientists began using our present modeling system to estimate global daily average temperatures starting in 1979.
The July 21 theatrical release of the film Oppenheimer should help to remind us of how badly the development of modern weapons has played out for individuals and for all of humanity.
There was good news in the otherwise tepid TV numbers for the AEW “Dynamite” from Wednesday.
The Aerospace States Association (ASA) is an organization of Lieutenant Governors, Governor-appointed delegates and state legislators.
An amicus brief was submitted today by five members of Congress in support of a lawsuit to prevent the automatic approval of the MVP.
When the Great Recession hit in 2008, I had finally obtained a part-time position at The Free Lance-Star newspaper in Fredericksburg.
Nothing about the Dylan Mulvaney Bud Light brand deal should have led to death threats and mass boycotts.
President Joe Biden announced $42.5 billion in BEAD program funding on Monday made possible through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
The Trump-packed U.S. Supreme Court voted 6-3 to gut affirmative action in higher education in a decision handed down on Thursday.
At her 2023 Farm Summit, U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger heard concerns about the DMC program directly from Virginia dairy producers.
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