Name change creates new Virginia Department of Energy
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As of Friday, the Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy is now known as the Virginia Department of Energy.
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Active storm season brings an unprecedented number of fall armyworms to Virginia
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Across the commonwealth, gardeners and community members are encountering more fall armyworms than ever, as the high number of early named storms in the Atlantic has pushed currents of warm air — and moths — north into Virginia.
Wildlife evolves rapidly as world warms
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Is it true that some wildlife species are evolving much more rapidly in response to the warming climate?
Plant apps can help identify plants and trees
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Plant- and tree-identifying apps can help you avoid stepping in some poison ivy by telling you that it’s just a blackberry bramble.
SCHOCK to invest $85 million, create 355 new jobs in Henry County
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SCHOCK GmbH, the inventor of quartz composite sinks, will invest $85 million to establish its first U.S. manufacturing operation in Henry County.
Veronesi Holding S.p.A. to invest in new production facility in Rockingham County
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Italy-based Veronesi Holding S.p.A., a leading manufacturer and producer of cured meats, will establish its first U.S. production operation in Rockingham County.
House passes legislation to advance protections of the Great Dismal Swamp
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The House of Representatives passed Congressman A. Donald McEachin’s bicameral Great Dismal Swamp National Heritage Area Act.
Northam launches Jobs and Investment Tour
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Gov. Ralph Northam today announced the start of a 12-day Jobs and Investment Tour, a Commonwealth-wide swing that will begin today in Alberta and conclude on Oct. 4 as Virginia hosts 13 states in St. Paul for the Appalachian Regional Commission Conference.
Tokyo 2020’s legacy: What does it mean for global sport?
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What impression has this unique Olympics made on the world of global sport going forward?
Virginia Tech progresses in reducing single-use plastic and solid waste
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A host of operational and engagement initiatives aimed at reducing single-use plastic and solid waste are helping Virginia Tech make strides toward its Climate Action Commitment goal of becoming a zero-waste campus status by 2030.
