Is there hope for America? Two major networks present two very different realities, research shows
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National broadcast outlets reflect the growing political polarization in America growing divides in social media.
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Tepco’s license to kill: Dispersal of radioactive waste as disaster response
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Japan is set to start pumping billions of gallons of radioactive waste into the Pacific Ocean this week from Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s (Tepco’s) devastated triple reactor meltdown site at Fukushima.
Ben Cline, your congressman, thinks they’re ‘coming for your ceiling fans’: Analysis
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Ben Cline, your elected representative in Congress if you live in the Sixth District in Virginia, seems to seriously think that the Biden administration is “coming for your ceiling fans.”
Could the supposedly imminent collapse of the Gulf Stream cause another ice age?
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The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC)—aka the “Gulf Stream”—is a vital system of ocean currents, driven by temperature and salinity disparities at various locales and depths.
Are carbon offsets an effective way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?
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Are carbon offsets an effective way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, or are they just corporate greenwashing with little if any environmental impact?
Mixed media works by New York artist on display at Washington & Lee through October
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“Proposals,” a solo exhibition by Mary Mattingly, kicks off Washington & Lee University’s Staniar Gallery fall season.
Best LGBTQ-friendly colleges and universities list includes George Mason University
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Campus Pride has released its annual Best of the Best list of the top 30 colleges and universities for LGBTQ+ students. In Virginia, George Mason University made the list.
No free lunch: The hidden costs of EVs
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Remember all the promises of nuclear energy? All benefit and no (announced) cost. So it is now with electric vehicles as an antidote to the climate crisis.
The map is not the territory
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The truly tragic part of this human problem is that all of these potential planetary catastrophes are self-inflicted.
Virginia, North Carolina lawmakers urge FERC to deny Mountain Valley Pipeline permit
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A group of Virginia and North Carolina U.S. House members are leading an effort to get the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to deny Mountain Valley Pipeline’s requested extension of its Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for the Southgate project.
