
Lawrence S. Wittner: Who speaks for the world?
Russia’s brutal war upon the nation of Ukraine should remind us that, for thousands of years, great powers have used their military might to launch military assaults upon smaller, weaker societies.

Russia’s brutal war upon the nation of Ukraine should remind us that, for thousands of years, great powers have used their military might to launch military assaults upon smaller, weaker societies.

Earth Day Staunton is joining forces with Kites & Critters this year to celebrate Earth Day with a family-friendly, fun-for-all day on the farm.

Researchers at the University of Virginia Environmental Resilience Institute have published a report assessing how much carbon Virginia needs to remove from the atmosphere to get to “net-zero” emissions of carbon dioxide.

The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality has received more than half a million dollars from the EPA to investigate air quality related to coal dust in two historic Tidewater communities.

The Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association is sharing new resources to support hospitals, health care providers, and their staff while also enhancing public understanding of workplace violence and its disproportionate impact on health care professionals.

April is National Safe Digging Month, and the State Corporation Commission Division of Utility and Railroad Safety reminds all Virginians to Know What’s Below and Dig with C.A.R.E.

If Virginia farmers were playing in a basketball tournament, they’d be a top-seeded team. That’s according to Gov. Glenn Youngkin, a basketball fan and self-proclaimed “enthusiastic, fully-energized chief marketing officer” for Virginia agriculture.

From hot volcanic springs where the water is nearly boiling acid, scientists have discovered how lemon-shaped viruses got their form.

The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality has released the 2020 Toxic Release Inventory report, which shows the amount of chemicals released into Virginia’s environment.

The Charlottesville Environmental Sustainability Office received a report earlier this week from a resident regarding dead fish in a tributary of Meadow Creek in the vicinity of Cedars Court.
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