Virginia Clean Economy Act: Ambitious goals for environment
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Legislation to give Virginia a 100 percent carbon-free electricity grid by 2050 will be introduced in the Virginia General Assembly in January.
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Virginia Tech recycling, waste reduction efforts gain momentum
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The Virginia Tech Climate Action Commitment is a cornerstone for guiding the university toward a greener more sustainable future.
Northam presents budget to money committees
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Gov. Ralph Northam has done a slow build toward the release of his 2020-2022 state budget over the past couple of weeks.
Suzanne Morse Moomaw named director of University of Virginia Press
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Suzanne Morse Moomaw has been named director of the University of Virginia Press, effective in January.
Spanberger amendment to combat trafficking, smuggling in Central America passes House
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Rep. Abigail Spanberger’s bipartisan legislation — introduced alongside Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX-23) — to combat Central American trafficking and smuggling networks as part of the fiscal year 2020 National Defense Authorization Act.
Committee to review, update Virginia Tech Climate Acton Commitment
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President Tim Sands has issued a charge to update and renew Virginia Tech’s Climate Action Commitment.
AeroFarms to build $42 million state-of-the art facility in Danville
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AeroFarms® will invest $42 million to build its largest, most sophisticated indoor vertical farm to date in Cane Creek Centre, a joint industrial park for the City of Danville and Pittsylvania County.
Earth Talk: Climate gentrification
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Climate gentrification is a relatively new term describing what happens when neighborhoods traditionally overlooked by wealthy people become more attractive.
Why polygal is used in building and construction projects?
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The polygal tide is so strong—beating other construction materials to submission. But why the hype? Is it the new cedar in town?
UVA Equity Center launches: Fighting for racial equality
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Racial and socioeconomic inequity divides the Charlottesville community. Generations of local leaders have worked to address pervasive and persistent inequity, in education, housing, health and elsewhere.
