Is a shortage of batteries hampering development of solar, wind power?
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Is it true that a shortage of batteries is slowing down the development of solar and wind power here in the U.S.?
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Backyard bird owners should protect their flocks from avian influenza, or HPAI
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The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is encouraging all backyard bird owners in the state to protect their flocks from Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI).
Rising cost of living, fuel will encourage Americans to wait to turn on heat
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Many Virginians are prepared to wait until winter temperatures reach freezing before turning on their home heaters.
Women’s Basketball: Virginia gets some measure of payback with win over UMBC
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Virginia improved to 2-0 in a dominant 101-46 victory over visiting UMBC Thursday night at John Paul Jones Arena, a game in which all 11 Cavaliers on the roster scored.
Greenhouse gases study is ‘in the best spirit of our American entrepreneurial heritage’
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American Climate Partners will work with Dominion to capture carbon in the soil in the company’s largest solar installation at Fort Powhatan.
McEachin, Spanberger and Beyer receive endorsements from Environment Virginia
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Environment Virginia and its national office Environment America are endorsing U.S. Reps. Donald McEachin, Abigail Spanberger and Don Beyer for re-election to U.S. Congress.
Game Preview: Virginia Tech faces NC State looking to break four-game skid
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The Virginia Tech football team will aim to snap a four-game skid when it travels to face No. 24 North Carolina State on Thursday night.
With California leading the way, will we all be driving electric vehicles by 2035?
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How will California’s recent decision to require all new car sales to be electric vehicles (EVs) beginning in 2035 affect other states’ timelines for adopting similarly stringent measures?
Chesapeake Bay region loses ground in effort to increase tree canopy
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Looking at the skinny elm sapling reaching for the sky in his backyard, James Bryant said that he hopes he lives long enough to be able to sit under its canopy and read a book in summer.
Mark Warner on Putin, Ukraine: ‘What happens next? We’re in uncharted territory’
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Russian dictator Vladmir Putin has backed himself into a corner in Ukraine. U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, D-VA, asked Wednesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” how the U.S. should deal with a cornered Putin, offered a quick one-word response: “Carefully.”
