In crisis mode: Congresswoman McClellan hosts climate roundtable in Richmond
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Climate change is no longer a trendy topic, but a reality that humans face with oceans rising, land receding and temperatures heating up.
Search Results for Virginia Tech research
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Out of the dark: Legislation would prohibit manipulation by websites to retrieve personal data
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“Dark patterns” describes online interfaces in websites designed to manipulate users into taking actions they otherwise would not.
Lawmakers take lead in transition to clean energy with legislation to lower costs
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USDA’s REAP provides financial assistance to farmers, producers and rural small business owners to install renewable energy systems.
Laser Thermal to invest $2.9 million in Charlottesville expansion, create 28 new jobs
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Laser Thermal, a nanotechnology company, will invest $2.9 million to expand in Charlottesville, creating 28 new jobs at its facility.
Threads collects more user data than Twitter, says information privacy expert
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For users of Threads, all of your personal information is “fair game” for Meta, according to a Virginia Tech privacy expert.
Mental health round-ups: The next phase of the government’s war on thought crimes
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Get ready for the next phase of the government’s war on thought crimes: mental health round-ups and involuntary detentions.
Great heart: UVA Health makes national list again with cardiology center
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UVA Health’s Heart & Vascular Center has been named to Becker’s Hospital Review’s “100 Great Heart Programs” for 2023.
Extreme heat continues throughout U.S.; low-income residents have highest exposure
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Extreme heat is an issue in the United States, Europe and Asia making this one of the hottest summers on record. A Virginia Tech expert weighs in on climate change and the impact on cities and those living in poverty.
Strawberries are much larger this year, and it has nothing to do with chemicals
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Strawberries at the supermarket this year have grown in size – some closer to the size of small apples.
Hurricane watch: Storm count expected to be normal, rapid intensification risk higher
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If you’ve been monitoring the weather, you can’t miss the coverage of a tropical storm as the National Hurricane Center begins to issue forecast advisories for the system.
