Virginia Tech professor: Flint water still not safe to drink
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The water in Flint, Michigan, water is still not safe to drink, said Virginia Tech Professor Marc Edwards, a nationally renowned expert on municipal water quality.
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Friends of Nelson steps up to protect water quality in Nelson County
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Friends of Nelson is providing support for two initiatives assisting in understanding the potential impacts of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
Hearing aid: Allow yourself time to adjust to new sounds
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Your new hearing aid will work so well that you may think at first that it’s working too well.
Virginia Tech team tests alternative to lead-based piezoelectric materials
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For post-doctoral researcher Deepam Maurya, getting the lead out is not a colloquialism for working fast.
Student-led project brings fresh approach to gardening in public housing
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Some families will fill their new gardens with fruits and vegetables to bring truly fresh food to the table.
Earth Day and human liberty
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The first nationally recognized Earth Day was celebrated in the United States on April 22, 1970.
Farmers, food banks are active in effort to reduce food waste
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Federal agencies and anti-hunger advocates estimate 30 to 40 percent of food produced in the U.S. is thrown away each year.
Five EMU students recognized as Teachers of Promise
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Five senior education students from EMU were selected by education faculty to attend the Teachers of Promise Foundation Institute.
Researchers closer to understanding how certain cancers resist treatment
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An international team has discovered that an abnormal amount of chromosomes may be why certain cancers resist medical treatment.
UVA golfer Derek Bard misses cut at The Masters
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UVA junior men’s golfer Derek Bard finished his play at the 2016 Masters Tournament with a second-round score of 5-over 77.
