Earth Talk: U.S. lags behind China. Europe on EVs
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The U.S. lags as a distant third among electric vehicle (EV) sales and production. According to Bloomberg, China claims a whopping 46 percent of global EV sales.
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Virginia Museum of History & Culture reopens after a $30 million renovation
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The Virginia Museum of History & Culture has reopened after a landmark reimagining of the Richmond-based institution.
New Dominion Bookshop to host bestselling author Corban Addison
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New Dominion Bookshop in Charlottesville will host a book reading and signing with bestselling author Corban Addison on Friday, July 8, from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Virginia Tech Board of Visitors creates new department of real estate
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The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors has approved a resolution to establish the Blackwood Department of Real Estate within the Pamplin College of Business, pending final approval from the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia.
New effort to connect college networks for low-income engineering students
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For a low-income, first-year, or transfer student in engineering, navigating the collegiate infrastructure can be just like a connect-the-dots puzzle: labyrinthian.
Andrew Moss: Chaos, or community
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Fifty-five years ago this month, Martin Luther King, Jr. published his fourth and final book: “Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?”
Mel Gurtov: The arsenal, but not of democracy
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America is awash with weapons, and the tragic consequences are before us every day. The world is also awash with weapons, as reported by the Stockholm Peace Research Institute in Sweden, the leading source for data on military spending and the arms trade.
What feeds fish in the Chesapeake Bay? Scientists cast wide net to learn more
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Aquatic forage species — the small fish, worms and other out-of-sight species that feed all the others — are the lifeblood of the Chesapeake Bay.
Spanberger leads push to boost domestic prescription drug production
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Pharmaceutical companies have regularly stopped producing key generic drugs. The reason: these medicines do not generate enough profit.
Can you love your burger and the Chesapeake Bay at the same?
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The environmental damage from mass-produced meat, the source of most Americans’ beef, poultry and pork, is quite real.
