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?
Search Results for climate
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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.
Beyer applauds inclusion of millionaires surtax in House reconciliation proposal
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Congressman Don Beyer (D-VA-08) applauded the House Ways & Means Committee’s passage of a millionaires surtax within their budget reconciliation proposal.
Landowners encouraged to contribute acorns for 2023 hardwood seedling crop
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Statewide expansion of hardwood habitat is the grand prize for a unique scavenger hunt open to all Virginia landowners.
Mudd Center announces 2021-2022 lecture series on daily ethics
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In considering a theme for the Mudd Center for Ethics 2021-2022 program, Karla Murdock, director of the Mudd Center, honed in on the rich opportunities for ethical questioning and reasoning that have arisen in recent history.
House Ways And Means Committee advances Build Back Better Act
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The House Committee on Ways and Means voted this week to approve the sections of the Build Back Better Act within its jurisdiction, following a markup that ran for nearly 35 hours over four days.
Harnessing free energy
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Free energy is all around us. It is in every natural source, and the best thing about free energy is, it is constantly replenished.
EarthLink to create 285 new jobs in Norton
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EarthLink, a leading high-speed internet service provider, will invest $5.4 million to establish a major customer support center in Norton.
Service Center Metals to invest $101.7M in Prince George County
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Service Center Metals, a manufacturer of aluminum extrusions, will invest more than $100 million to expand in Prince George County.
The Bridge rededicates Community Chalkboard with a weeklong calendar of programming
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The Bridge became the owner and caretaker of the Community Chalkboard with the approval of Charlottesville City Council earlier this year.
