House passes Coastal and Great Lakes Communities Enhancement Act
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The House of Representatives passed on Tuesday the Coastal and Great Lakes Communities Enhancement Act (H.R. 729).
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For business success, safety is king: Try these simple tips for hiring a forklift operator
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If you’re in the manufacturing industry as a business owner, the extent of your success depends greatly on so many little details.
Stop wasting paper printing stats, notes, quotes
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I have an idea for putting a dent in climate change: getting the sports-info people to stop wasting so much damn paper on press rows.
JMU gets $1.84M EPA grant to address air pollution
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Virginia Clean Cities at James Madison University has received a $1.84 million grant from the EPA to work with UPS to reduce air pollution.
Jacob Gitman on how to incorporate renewable or sustainable technology into your home
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Renewable or sustainable technologies continue to advance, offering building owners increasing options to go green.
STAB students hosting conflict resolution community symposium
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St. Anne’s-Belfield Upper School students will host the annual Greenway Symposium, this year with the theme “Conflict Resolution in a Changing World,” on Sunday, Dec. 15.
Big night for Kyle Guy in G-League loss: 42 points, eight threes
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You know that Kyle Guy got called up to the NBA with the Sacramento Kings, and then didn’t get on the court while there.
UK Labour Party manifesto pledges a ‘green revolution’ as well as a new gambling act for the ‘digital age’
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The United Kingdom is set for its third general election in four years as Brexit continues to divide and occupy the minds of the nation.
Earth Talk: Recycling paper, saving trees?
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You don’t hear much anymore about the cutting of our forests to make paper. Has this destructive practice just moved overseas where we don’t have to confront it, or have increases in recycling in recent years made paper production less destructive?
Virginia Christmas trees selling ‘faster than we can grow them’
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Virginia Christmas tree growers are preparing for a robust season, but some worry there may not be enough supply to meet the demand.
