Climate Action Alliance of the Valley weekly climate, energy news roundup: April 17
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The Weekly Roundup of Climate and Energy News for the week ending April 17 follows.
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Hydrogen fuel cells: Once the future king, where art thou now?
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Around the turn of the millennium, the development of hydrogen fuel cells to power our transportation sector with renewable, non-polluting power was all the rage among environmentalists and techies alike.
Top tips when you’re getting started in woodworking
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If you are just getting started on woodworking, you shouldn’t expect to be the pro overnight. It would be best if you started small learning through the basic steps and tools.
Ryzing Technologies to invest $149,000 to increase capabilities in Staunton expansion
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Ryzing Technologies LLC will invest $149,000 to expand capabilities at its facility in the City of Staunton, creating 31 new jobs in the Queen City.
Seven Virginia farms recognized for work to protect water quality
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Seven farms have been awarded 2020 Virginia Grand Basin Clean Water Farm Awards.
Tracy Swartout named superintendent of Blue Ridge Parkway
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National Park Service South Atlantic-Gulf Regional Director Stan Austin has announced the selection of Tracy Swartout as the new superintendent of Blue Ridge Parkway, effective May 23.
Vegan lunches delivered straight to your door
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As more information and options become available, the vegan lifestyle is becoming more and more popular.
Augusta County honors Employee of the Year, Award of Excellence winners
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Augusta County honored 12 employees through the county’s Award of Excellence Program, including Steve Montague, who was named Employee of the Year at a luncheon on April 8 honoring the award recipients.
Top ways to improve the safety of your warehouse
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With the following tips, you’ll have the ability to take pride in the knowledge that your warehousing solutions have the ability to offer a safe and secure work environment.
U.S. Army and Microsoft join forces for augmented reality tech, ink deal worth $21.9 billion
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The future of warfare is going to look a lot different in the coming years – quite literally for soldiers in the military. Microsoft has just won a contract with the United States Army to outfit soldiers with augmented reality headsets.
