
NSF awards two grants for polymer research
Two recent grants awarded by the National Science Foundation will help scientists in the College of Natural Resources and Environment create new ways to use renewably sourced plant and wood polymers.

Two recent grants awarded by the National Science Foundation will help scientists in the College of Natural Resources and Environment create new ways to use renewably sourced plant and wood polymers.

The State Air Pollution Control Board approved the recommendation of the Virginia DEQ to promulgate a revised regulation to abate, control or limit carbon dioxide from fossil fuel fired electric power facilities in Virginia.

The effects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in an individual are numerous and some of them even spread to those around. The person often suffers from intrusive traumatizing thoughts and memories which vividly bring the past back to life.

The State Air Pollution Control Board approved on Monday a re-proposed draft regulation to link Virginia to the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

Today, drones dominate the news, from making speedy burrito deliveries, transporting orders to your doorstep, or aiding in natural disasters.

As much as environmentalists shudder at the proposition, it looks like plastics are here to stay.

Shenandoah University has positioned itself as one of the nation’s premiere leaders in esports academia with the creation of its new esports major, which will be rolled out in fall 2019.

The Laborers’ International Union of North America (LIUNA) can begin training local Virginia residents starting with Union Hill in Buckingham County with full construction on the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) now in sight.

The Southern Environmental Law Center released a new report documenting the ways hurricanes could become even more damaging when combined with offshore drilling operations.

For the ninth consecutive year, Virginia Tech ranks among the most environmentally responsible universities in the U.S., Canada, and Europe, according to The Princeton Review.
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