Tom Hastings: The original happy spirit of May Day
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It’s May Day, a day loved and hated by many.
Search Results for climate
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Researchers to address methods for measuring on-farm food loss, waste
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Three faculty members at Virginia Tech received a $633,551 grant from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture to fund a four-year research project on the economics of food loss and waste.
Mel Gurtov: The pending return of the Old World Order
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A principal lesson of the war in Ukraine is that the Cold War never ended.
Pool at Pocahontas State Park to reopen: Others to remain closed for 2022
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The newly renovated Pocahontas State Park aquatic complex is scheduled to reopen this summer. Three other swimming pools at Virginia State Parks are in need of repairs and will remain closed for 2022.
Magnaghi Aeronautica (MA Group) is paving the way for a greener aerospace industry
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For the past years, Magnaghi Aeronautica (MA Group) has been constantly working to follow the environmental agenda.
Study shows threats, opportunities for Virginia’s coastal forests
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The Green Infrastructure Center and the Virginia Department of Forestry have released a joint study of the benefits and threats facing Virginia’s coastal forests.
VSU students demonstrate leadership in food, agri-science research
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Food and agriculture scientists are playing a critical role in figuring out how we will feed and clothe the approximately 25 percent more people on the planet in 2050.
With humanity on the brink, should we trust deterrence theory, or disarmament?
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On Monday, the Pentagon announced the US will soon begin training the Ukrainian military in using howitzer artillery in an unnamed country.
Bridgewater College senior art majors to display Works in “17°”
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Seventeen Bridgewater College art majors will exhibit their works in a senior art thesis show, “17°,” on display in Bridgewater College’s Beverly Perdue Art Gallery and various locations on campus.
City of Charlottesville utility usage, costs down sharply in 2021
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The City of Charlottesville tracks utility usage and associated costs at nearly 70 municipal sites, including government and school facilities, as part of its Energy and Water Management Program.
