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?
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Tom H. Hastings: Guerrilla war in cities and other evolutionary missteps
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The Nuclear Freeze resolution, backed by most US citizens in the 1982 elections, called for the immediate freeze of all research, production, and deployment of any new nuclear weapons.
A no-brainer: National Parkinson’s Act advances committee to House vote
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee advanced the National Plan to End Parkinson’s Act yesterday and goes before the U.S. House for a vote.
Junior Women’s Club Christmas tree ornament honors Staunton Black community
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Until 1969, Black residents in Staunton enjoyed Montgomery Hall Park and white residents enjoyed Gypsy Hill Park for their recreational needs.
VCU Massey seed grants strive to create ‘partnerships to reduce Virginia’s cancer burden’
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VCU Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center is accepting applications for 2024 seed grants through January 18, 2024.
Karl Blankenship: Chesapeake Bay ‘dead zone’ shrinks to smallest on record
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The Chesapeake Bay’s oxygen-starved “dead zone” in 2023 was the smallest observed in nearly 40 years of monitoring, scientists recently reported.
Carilion Mental Health names vice president to team leading Roanoke facility
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Lisa Sprinkel, vice president of Carilion Clinic Home Health and Hospice, has been selected to also serve as vice president of Carilion Mental Health.
Legislation would ensure billionaires ‘pull more of their weight for America’s future’
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The Billionaire Minimum Income Tax Act would prevent the wealthiest Americans from escaping their fair share of paying taxes.
Holiday Hope: Rockingham Harrisonburg SPCA to participate in national adoption event
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Rockingham Harrisonburg SPCA will join more than 380 shelters across the United States in the “Empty the Shelters — Holiday Hope” event.
Report: Reduced pollution contributes to Chesapeake Bay’s smallest dead zone
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The Chesapeake Bay’s 2023 dead zone was the smallest recorded since monitoring began in 1985 thanks to below-average rainfall.
