EMU launches a Center for Sustainable Climate Solutions
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Ray Martin told the audience gathered at EMU Thursday why he had made a generous donation to study and combat the issues of climate change.
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Friends of Augusta, Friends of Nelson hold Hands Across Our Land Action
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Friends of Nelson and Friends of Augusta announced their participation in a national day of action, Hands Across Our Land, on Thursday.
Are there any resources or grants out there to help schools go solar?
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Putting solar panels on your school is a great idea, not only to provide a free source of electricity, but also as a real-world way to teach students.
Groups host Hands Across Our Land event Aug. 18
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Friends of Augusta and Augusta County Alliance announced their participation in a national day of action, Hands Across Our Land.
David Swanson: One city is following through on protests of Confederate monuments
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Charlottesville is a diverse, enlightened, and progressive college town in Virginia with its public spaces dominated by war memorials, in particular memorials to Confederate soldiers.
McAuliffe announces utility-scale solar project in Buckingham County
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Governor McAuliffe announced Thursday a permit for a new solar facility to be built by Firestone Solar LLC, a subsidiary of Virginia Solar.
Aug. 11 is National 811 Day: Call before you dig
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Do you always call 811 before beginning any digging or demolishing projects? If not, you may be placing yourself and others at risk.
Applied Predictive Technologies to expand Arlington County HQ
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Applied Predictive Technologies, a leading cloud-based analytics software company, will expand its headquarters operation in Arlington County.
Report: Health benefits of stronger air pollution standards in Richmond
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A new report from the American Thoracic Society and Marron Institute of Urban Management at NYU looks at the air that families in the Richmond area breathe.
Norfolk State expands green technology initiative with Dominion grant
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Students at Norfolk State University are conducting research with devices that are so tiny that millions of them can fit on the head of a pin.
