Climate, energy news roundup: May 24
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The Climate Action Alliance of the Valley (CAAV) is a non-profit, grassroots group of volunteers in the Central Shenandoah Valley.
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Extension Master Gardeners meet demand for home vegetable gardening information
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The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the number of people interested in home vegetable gardening, said Dave Close, Virginia Cooperative Extension consumer horticulture specialist and Extension Master Gardener program director.
VCU Medical Center named one of America’s 100 greatest hospitals
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VCU Medical Center has been named to Becker’s Healthcare 2020 list of the 100 Great Hospitals in America.
Free COVID-19 tests available in Lexington on May 29
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Rockbridge County Fire & Rescue, the Virginia Department of Health, and the Virginia National Guard are partnering to provide free COVID-19 tests in Lexington on Friday, May 29.
What you need to know about owning a home in Shenandoah Valley
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Shenandoah Valley is a beautiful area with many caverns. The valley stretches about 200 miles and is the perfect place for people who love the outdoors.
Why students need to consider professional writing services for papers
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Being that the Internet is booming and people are using it every day for marketing you likely already know the key role that SEO plays.
Collaboration, engagement remain at the heart of Climate Action Commitment revision process
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The ongoing Climate Action Commitment revision process is not only generating recommendations that will help guide Virginia Tech’s sustainable future.
Virginia rolls out AI-powered online tool to help people self-screen for COVID-19
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Virginians can now use COVIDCheck, a new online risk-assessment tool to check their symptoms and connect with the appropriate health care resource, including COVID-19 testing.
Study: Deaths from suicide, alcohol, drug abuse related to COVID-19 could approach 75K
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A new study puts a big number of deaths from suicide and drug and alcohol abuse resulting from the COVID-19 lockdowns.
UVA reearch: Mice doing tiny squats could power us to an ‘exercise pill’
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Weightlifting mice doing tiny squats are giving us big gains in our understanding of how exercise helps prevent diabetes and benefits health.
