Medical emergency expert offers 10 summer safety tips for enjoying outdoors
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A little common sense and the right preparation will go a long way in keeping your summer plans safe and fun.
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Derek Royden: Amid the carnage in Ukraine, it’s time for world leaders to rethink their priorities
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According to a study by a number of organizations called Ceres 2020, which was backed by the government of Germany, world hunger could mostly be ended by 2030 for $330 billion.
Mel Gurtov: The arsenal, but not of democracy
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America is awash with weapons, and the tragic consequences are before us every day. The world is also awash with weapons, as reported by the Stockholm Peace Research Institute in Sweden, the leading source for data on military spending and the arms trade.
What feeds fish in the Chesapeake Bay? Scientists cast wide net to learn more
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Aquatic forage species — the small fish, worms and other out-of-sight species that feed all the others — are the lifeblood of the Chesapeake Bay.
Virginia Tech researchers working to measure farm-to-fork food loss
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While most consumers can monitor the food tossed into home trash cans or left on a restaurant table, significant food loss occurs throughout the supply chain.
Can you love your burger and the Chesapeake Bay at the same?
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The environmental damage from mass-produced meat, the source of most Americans’ beef, poultry and pork, is quite real.
Scholle IPN to expand in Smyth County, creating 75 new jobs
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Scholle IPN, a leading global supplier of total flexible packaging solutions, will invest $31.1 million to expand its operation in Smyth County.
McEachin, Mallory visit VCU Rice Rivers Center
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Donald McEachin and Brenda Mallory visited the VCU Rice Rivers Center to learn more about the facility’s climate research and conservation efforts.
America, meet your new Dictator-in-Chief: The president’s secret powers
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Power-hungry and lawless, the government has weaponized one national crisis after another in order to expand its powers and justify all manner of government tyranny in the so-called name of national security.
Is a tree seed shortage fueling western wildfires?
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Wildfires have been a mainstay on the news of late, and in the United States and across the world we are witnessing fires that are more intense than ever before.
