March Madness 2021 will be contained to two sites: Indianapolis and your TV
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The NCAA is in talks with Indianapolis to host the entirety of the 2021 NCAA Tournament there.
Search Results for environment
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Climate Action of the Valley: Climate, energy news roundup for Nov. 15
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Climate Action Alliance of the Valley produces The Weekly Roundup of Climate and Energy News. Excerpts from a recent Roundup follow; full Roundup is here.
Earth Talk: Invasive tree pests decimating U.S. forests
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In a growing number of U.S. states, residents have been dealing with a different kind of quarantine that began back in the early 2000’s and continues on today. But this one involves wood, not people, and the perpetrator is a beetle, not a virus.
Climate change expected to make Chesapeake Bay cleanup 10 percent harder
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It’s long been known that climate change would make the job of cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay more difficult.
Virginia Department of Health urges caution following recent heavy rains
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Following heavy rain events in parts of the Commonwealth this week, the Virginia Department of Health reminds people to take precautions.
ACC announces updated COVID-19 protocols for winter sports
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The Atlantic Coast Conference announced today updated protocols for winter sports within the league’s Medical Advisory Group Report.
Rural communities often left behind when economic development comes to town
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Following a 40-year career in development economics, Virginia Tech Professor George Norton celebrates the world’s progress in reducing poverty, but acknowledges the need to abate a corresponding trend of growing economic inequality.
Building a sustainable business model: Everything you need to know to get started
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Sustainability in the business world is so much more than just being environmentally friendly. A sustainable business model is one that is better positioned to survive the lows and thrive through the highs.
Tick maps: Merging epidemiological data with technology
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Picture a residential neighborhood, the houses built on acres of former farmland. Nearby, a few grassy areas are left to grow wild, allowing birds and small mammals places to shelter.
Virtual field trips created by JMU professors gain national recognition
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A pair of virtual field trips prepared by two James Madison University geology professors have been placed in the “Exemplary Teaching Activity collection” by the National Association of Geoscience Teachers.
