Mobilize and live
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Fly over any major city at night, and you will see lights burning in hundreds of skyscrapers as if global warming did not exist.
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How to safeguard against summer hazards including heat, ticks and algal blooms
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To make the most of what remains of summer, an assistant professor of emergency medicine has safety tips for keeping your plans fun and safe.
Fifty goats to help Charlottesville consume invasive plants at Washington Park
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If you visit Washington Park in Charlottesville next week, you might be surprised by some new visitors that will be on site near the pool: goats.
Chesapeake Bay dreaming and the meaning of life
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Recently, dozing on a fast-eroding forested bluff overlooking the Chesapeake Bay, I dreamed that I overheard God talking to Earth goddess Gaia, so named by the Greeks.
Virginia State Parks offer summer getaway complete with water, stargazing
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Virginia State Parks is reminding travelers there is still time to book a lodge or yurt for an overnight stay this summer.
$35K grant to help homeowners, renters reduce household energy burden
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Climate Action of the Valley received a $35,000 grant from Clean Virginia to help local organizations working with populations who struggle with high energy bills.
Wittman leads House members in legislation to protect Chesapeake Bay
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The Chesapeake Bay SEEE Act would help protect the watershed, improve ecosystem management and increase environmental stewardship.
ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips getting caught up in legal fallout from Northwestern scandal
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ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips has been named as a defendant in a lawsuit filed in relation to the deepening hazing scandal at Northwestern, where Phillips served as the athletics director from 2008-2021.
Mental health round-ups: The next phase of the government’s war on thought crimes
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Get ready for the next phase of the government’s war on thought crimes: mental health round-ups and involuntary detentions.
Extreme heat continues throughout U.S.; low-income residents have highest exposure
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Extreme heat is an issue in the United States, Europe and Asia making this one of the hottest summers on record. A Virginia Tech expert weighs in on climate change and the impact on cities and those living in poverty.
