Roddy Scheer: War is horrible, and it is no less so for the environment
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What sort of environmental toll are the major military conflicts going on around the world now taking?
Search Results for national security
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First indictments made under U.S. war crimes statute in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
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War crimes charges against four Russia-affiliated military personnel were unsealed today in the U.S. District federal courthouse in Richmond.
Bath County receives $2M federal grant to improve emergency medical care
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Bath County has been awarded a $2 million U.S. DHS grant to improve coordination of emergency medical care and communications.
Quantum Initiative Reauthorization Act advances with research amendment
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The National Quantum Initiative Reauthorization Act advanced out of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee last week.
SNAP reform: More than 100 lawmakers push for inclusion of Hot Foods Act in 2023 Farm Bill
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The Hot Foods Act would allow SNAP beneficiaries to buy hot foods and prepared hot foods with benefits from the SNAP program.
Andrew Moss: Obstacles face millions of workers attempting to unionize their workplaces
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A major problem, particularly for workers seeking to unionize their workplaces for the first time, is that U.S. labor law places workers at a serious disadvantage with respect to employers.
Augusta Health to assume management of AMI farm on Fishersville campus
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In January of 2024, Augusta Health will assume sole management of the farm previously operated by Alleghany Mountain Institute.
Winslow Myers: Conventional war doesn’t resolve the underlying conflict
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The truth of the obsolescence of war has been demonstrated for all to see by the events unfolding from the October 7 pogrom.
Mel Gurtov and Larry Kirsch: Israel’s Al-Shifa operation – a critical examination
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Israel’s attack on the Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City has become both the reality and the symbol of all that is wrong with its war on Hamas.
Small-scale farmers on the front lines of climate change lack funding
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Food scarcity in developing countries is heightened by a worrying trend – limited funding options for small-scale farming operations on the front lines of climate change.
