DEQ receives grant funding to improve water quality in Virginia
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The EPA has awarded the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality a $437,900 grant to protect the commonwealth’s water quality.
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Virginia Department of Health closes portion of York River to shellfish harvesting
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The Virginia Department of Health has closed shellfish-harvesting waters near Allens Island in the York River in Gloucester County to the harvest of oysters and clams effective Jan. 24.
Study provides insight on how to minimize the impacts of severe weather on wildlife
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When Hurricane Irma made landfall in Florida in September 2017, the Category 5 storm offered a team of wildlife researchers a first-ever opportunity to observe behavioral responses of white-tailed deer to an extreme weather event in real time.
Farmers request adequate funding for cost-share program
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Virginia’s farmers have a vested interest in being good stewards of the land and water.
Chris Graham: About those worries on the future of UVA Athletics
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A UVA student writing for the Cavalier Daily wrote something about sports that got the sports people mad. Like, angry villagers with pitchforks ready to storm The Rotunda mad.
ODU-Wake Forest football season opener moved to Friday, Sept. 4
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The 2020 ODU football opener at S.B. Ballard Stadium against Wake Forest has been moved to Friday, Sept. 4.
What are some examples of violation of intellectual property?
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The human mind thrives on creativity. Through a variety of creative activities, humans have flourished over thousands of years.
Benefits of practicing hydroponic gardening
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Your greenhouse space doesn’t have to limit you when it comes to production. You can improve productivity and stay on top of the game with hydroponic gardening.
Fastest growing businesses in the United States
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With the United States set to head into an election year one of the most important considerations for many voters will be the state of the economy.
Mark Warner, Richard Burr on security clearance reform
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The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence held a closed-door meeting on the federal government’s security clearance reform efforts on Wednesday.
