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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Culpeper District: Road work, construction schedule for week of Nov. 21-25
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The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the next week.
Grant helping researchers extend the shelf life of specialty pumpkins
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During the crisp and cool fall season, pumpkins are a hot commodity. The demand for this festive squash is on the rise thanks in part to their delicious taste and decorative traits.
Tips for avoiding family feuds when dealing with ‘hot button’ topics over the holidays
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The holidays are a great time for family and friends to reconnect. Unfortunately, it is also a time for feuds to brew and dinners to be ruined when controversial topics boil over.
Into the future: What will the workplace, shaken up by COVID, look like in 2023?
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The COVID-19 pandemic shook up what’s normal at work in 2020. Americans adjusted to working from home in many industries.
Energy efficiency: Does your state contribute to a renewable energy future?
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Twenty-two percent of U.S. electricity generation is expected to come from renewable resources in 2022.
Why Ben Vander Plas transferred to UVA: ‘Just the opportunity to win’
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The last trip for Tony Bennett’s Virginia team to the NCAA Tournament in March of 2021 ended with a 62-58 upset loss at the hands of then-junior forward Ben Vander Plas and the 13th-seeded Ohio Bobcats.
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.
Anarchy in America: We’re being gunned down like dogs in the street
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Day after day, the government’s crimes against the citizenry grow more egregious, more treacherous and more tragic.
