Researcher helps keep salts from mining, irrigation from freshwater
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Aquatic life can suffer when high concentrations of dissolved salts enter freshwater ecosystems, a process known as salinization.
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Shenandoah University to host eighth annual business symposium
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The Harry F. Byrd, Jr. School of Business at Shenandoah University will host its eighth annual Business Symposium on Friday, April 1.
McAuliffe vetoes legislation blocking Clean Power Plan
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Governor Terry McAuliffe vetoed Senate Bill 21, which would bar the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality from submitting a Virginia-specific plan to comply with the federal Clean Power Plan.
Cleveland Morris, Elizabeth Sauder exhibit work at Bridgewater College
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Cleveland Morris from Staunton and Elizabeth Sauder from Rockbridge County will exhibit in the Cleo Driver Miller Art Gallery at Bridgewater College.
Vibrant legacy of Latino culture at EMU
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This month saw a symbolic “passing of the torch” in the Latino Student Alliance at Eastern Mennonite University.
Virginia Tech researchers call for public water quality reports to directly address water safety
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Is your water safe to drink? A Virginia Tech research team suggests that annual water quality reports should more directly answer this question.
Men’s tennis: No. 2 Virginia upset 4-3 at No. 11 Illinois
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The No. 2 Virginia men’s tennis team (8-2) suffered a 4-3 loss at No. 11 Illinois (7-4) on Saturday (Feb. 27) at the Atkins Tennis Center in Urbana, Ill.
Earth Talk: Which non-stick cookware is the healthiest?
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Non-stick cookware cleans very easily and some health-conscious cooks appreciate that it requires less cooking oil than uncoated varieties.
ESPN College GameDay crew breaks down Virginia, North Carolina ahead of epic clash
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Duke great Jay Williams thinks Virginia is playing the kind of basketball that can bring a national championship to Wahoo Nation.
AccuTec Blades to invest $5.37 million to expand manufacturing operation in Augusta County
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AccuTec Blades, Inc., the world’s leading manufacturer of high-quality specialty, medical and professional blades and tools, will invest $5.37 million to expand its manufacturing operation in Augusta County.
