McEachin leads 47 lawmakers in push to finalize NAAQS
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More than 137 million Americans live in areas with unhealthy amounts of particle pollution.
Search Results for research
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Don’t fall victim to a scam during Prime Day shopping sales
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Prime Day is a shopping event many consumers look forward to with Amazon and other major retailers offering large sales. This year, Prime Day runs on July 12-13.
50 years later: Tropical Storm Agnes continues to haunt Chesapeake Bay watershed
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Fifty years ago, Tropical Storm Agnes detonated a water bomb over the Mid-Atlantic. Over a handful days in June 1972, relentless rain triggered record-breaking floods.
Webinar series illustrates health benefits of eating seafood
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Seafood produced by Virginia aquaculturists and fishermen is the focus of “Eat More Fish,” an ongoing webinar series.
Bioengineering student turns neurotrauma injury into action
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A traumatic experience in your life can often pivot you from victim to another role – advocate. In the case of Carly Norris, a doctoral student at Virginia Tech, she endured a head trauma as a teenager. Today, she is working to solve some of the complex issues surrounding blast-induced traumatic brain injuries.
Virginia Tech professor receives award to understand plastics, impact of ocean waves
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Did you know the same rhythmic water movement that helps some beach-goers relax could be contributing to a worrisome human health risk – the aerosolization of tiny micro- and nano-plastics?
Emperor penguins on the brink of extinction: What can be done to save the species?
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Two words explain the decline of Emperor penguins: climate change.
Hidden Figures event includes film screening, interview, and book signing
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The Center at Belvedere in Charlottesville will host a special screening of the Academy Award-nominated film, Hidden Figures, on Tuesday, July 19, at 4 p.m.
Kevin Martin and Brad Wolf: The illusion of military dominance
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United States military analysts love strategies and the theories behind them.
Virginia residents encouraged to participate in national transportation survey
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Virginia residents are encouraged to participate in two surveys if chosen randomly through United States mail.
