Woodstone building at Massanutten Resort now producing its own solar electricity
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A solar installation on the roof of Massanutten Resort’s Woodstone building has been energized, and is now producing power.
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Fall is approaching, but so is the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season
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It’s been a quiet hurricane season thus far, but September through mid-October is historically Virginia’s most active hurricane period, and the Atlantic hurricane season continues through Nov. 30.
Topsoil erosion wreaks havoc on biodiversity, agricultural productivity
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Topsoil holds a balance of organic matter, air, water and minerals and as such is the layer that facilitates life in the soil.
Brad Wolf: The dance of sympathy
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The dance of sympathy refers to the idea that our bodies feel compelled to move in response to the music we hear.
Tom H. Hastings: Sanctions or bombs? Rubles or rubble?
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When Hitler invaded Poland, 1 September 1939, the US … did nothing. But the UK and France declared war on Germany.
Andrew Moss: Clear the smokescreen from immigration policy
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Evidence points to the nation’s need for immigrants and to the value of opening a path to citizenship to individuals who have lived in the U.S. for many years.
Rick Galliher: Keep Virginia in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
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There are six public protest rallies scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 31, in support of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative and against Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s decision to withdraw our participation.
Rob Okun: Proud Men vs. Loud Boys
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The midterm elections are just weeks away, so now is the time for men to use our voices to help defeat extremist, antidemocratic candidates.
Seventh District Rep. Abigail Spanberger to host telephone town hall Wednesday
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U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger will host a telephone town hall focused on issues facing Virginia’s Seventh District families, seniors and businesses.
Are carbon capture technologies feasible as a global warming mitigation technique?
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The short answer is … we’ll see. To understand how to remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from our atmosphere, it is important to first look at how it gets there and why it’s a problem in the first place.
