Coronavirus: Proper handwashing technique more important than ever
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The first line of defense against coronavirus, and really every infectious disease, is the simple act of handwashing.
Search Results for research
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Winter driving guide and how to avoid accidents
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No matter how confident and safe a driver you may be, if you have to be on the road during winter conditions, it is vital to follow some specific protocols.
Jay Hart on how to build a successful security company
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There’s no denying that we live in a dangerous world. An increasing number of businesses, organizations, and high-level executives are searching for methods to keep their properties and assets safe from potential threats.
Four tasks you need to do before you sell your home
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There are many reasons why someone will want to sell their home. It could be that they need a larger property for their growing family, they want to relocate for a new job or new start, their financial situation has changed, or they don’t need as much space anymore.
Roundup of Climate and Energy News: March 1
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The Trump administration announced it will resume coal leasing on public lands. A federal judge in Idaho ruled that a Trump administration policy limiting public input on oil and gas leasing decisions was “arbitrary and capricious.”
The growth of mental health treatment
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Over the past few years, the healthcare industry has changed rapidly. There has been a massive influx as far as resources for research and development.
The outlook of cosmetics in 2020
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Without a doubt, one of the biggest industries in the world involves cosmetics and personal care. At the same time, there is still a lot of opportunity for growth.
USDA Farm Income Forecast predicts greater income in 2020
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The USDA Economic Research Service has released its 2020 Farm Income Forecast, which predicts simultaneous increases and declines.
New book examines pottery market in Shenandoah Valley
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Dr. Scott H. Suter’s new book, A Potter’s Progress: Emanuel Suter and the Business of Craft, examines how one craftsman in the 1800s cultivated the art of pottery and expanded markets across the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
JMU professor examining the history of landmines
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Kenneth R. Rutherford, professor of political science at James Madison University, is unearthing the history of landmines.
