Making America Green: Is 100% renewable energy by 2050 possible?
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From our homes and smartphones to the electricity running our local grocery stores, clean energy is not only possible – it’s already happening.
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Sierra Club endorses Angela Lynn in 25th House District race
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The Sierra Club has endorsed Democrat Angela Lynn in her House of Delegates race in the 25th District.
McAuliffe announces partnership with REI to promote Virginia Public Lands Day
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The Commonwealth of Virginia has partnered with national retail outfitter REI to promote the inaugural Virginia Public Lands Day.
Scientists funded by NSF develop model to explore scenarios for land, watershed restoration
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Aquatic invertebrates found in mountain streams — crayfish, stoneflies and mayflies, among others — are important to ecosystems.
EMU grads among finalists for Women Peacebuilders for Water Award
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Two graduates of the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding at EMU are finalists for an award honoring women working to resolve water-related conflicts.
Shepherd Bliss: Cannabis cultivating re-visited
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Readers of this reporter’s August local and national articles on unpermitted cannabis growing expressed both appreciations and appropriate criticisms.
McAuliffe operates unmanned systems in air, land, sea
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Governor Terry McAuliffe on Friday operated unmanned systems in three domains – air, land, and sea – during a technology demonstration.
Virginia Organizing to protest healthcare, education cuts
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Virginia Organizing chapters will hold rallies in Norfolk and Staunton on Wednesday as part of a national day of action to protect funding for public education and healthcare.
Vietnam War: A legacy of landmines
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In March 1975, the United States fled from a protracted war in Vietnam, a war that claimed more than 58,000 Americans, and close to 2 million Vietnamese soldiers and civilians.
Water issues in Kenya on tap for first Suter Science Seminar with EMU professor Doug Graber Neufeld
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EMU biology professor Doug Graber Neufeld will discuss sustainable solutions to water-related challenges in Kenya.
