MBU alum to give interactive talk about communications, social media
Share
Mary Baldwin University’s 2023 Smyth Lecture will feature environmental nonprofit communications guru Robyn Stegman with the Ocean Conservancy.
Search Results for climate
Share
German electronics company to invest $18 million in expanding two Virginia facilities
Share
Zollner Elektronik AG is one of the world’s largest manufacturing service providers for electronic and mechatronic components.
Arbor Day Foundation recognizes Staunton as a Tree City USA for 27th year
Share
The Arbor Day Foundation named the city of Staunton a Tree City USA. This is the 27th year that Staunton has earned the award for making the care and planting of trees a priority.
It’s still true: War is still not healthy for children and other living things
Share
If you’re old enough to remember the slogan “War is Not Healthy for Children and Other Living Things,” then you’re old enough to remember that activists for peace can end a war.
Examining the environmental legacy of former president Jimmy Carter
Share
During his presidency, Jimmy Carter amassed an impressive number of conservation achievements.
Business symposium to feature NPR journalist, mental health expert
Share
An award-winning journalist and author and a mental-health expert will serve as keynote speakers at Shenandoah University’s 13th Business Symposium.
National security undergoing ‘profound transformation’ with 21st century global threats
Share
The Senate Intelligence Committee held its annual hearing this morning to discuss worldwide threats to American national security.
What are the health, environmental benefits of planting trees in urban areas?
Share
Planting more trees in urban areas has numerous health and environmental benefits.
What is the opposite of ‘wokeness’? It’s not what you think
Share
“Wokeness” is what folks on the political right love to declare themselves as being against these days. But, what is it, really, that they oppose?
Are there environmental implications to seeding clouds to affect the weather?
Share
Cloud seeding—also called “blueskying”—involves releasing chemicals such as silver iodide, potassium iodide or calcium chloride into the atmosphere to stimulate cloud formation, enhance clouds’ precipitation or suppress rain where blue skies are desired.
