Virginia peanut yields predicted to increase by 26 percent
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Virginia peanut growers are hoping this year’s crop will be 26 percent larger than last year’s, a great recovery from recent years of low production.
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Lecture on The Science of Bias in Policing to kick off the Implicit Bias Mini-Conference
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Phillip A. Goff, associate professor of social psychology at UCLA, will be the keynote speaker at the Implicit Bias Mini-Conference at Washington and Lee University.
A Will Hammer congressional term
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So you may be asking yourself, What would a Will Hammer congressional term look like, and how would it affect me? Well, I cannot guarantee enactment or repeal of particular legislation,
Wildlife Federation backs interdisciplinary work – science, digital media, peacebuilding – on stream restoration
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A $200,000 grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Federation will give science, peacebuilding and digital media students at Eastern Mennonite University opportunity to work together on a stream restoration project in a rural community about 30 miles from campus.
CCCA symposium highlights improvements in treating children’s mental health issues
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The Commonwealth Center for Children & Adolescents is bringing together national experts in children’s mental health treatment for a symposium in recognition of CCCA’s 40th anniversary.
UVA Center for Politics online lessons accompany paperback release of The Kennedy Half Century
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Ahead of the 51st anniversary of the Kennedy assassination, the UVA Center for Politics has launched a series of new online classes to accompany the new, expanded paperback edition of Larry Sabato’s The Kennedy Half Century.
Can Appalachian communities influence mine cleanup, create jobs, diversify economy?
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A diverse group of stakeholders, including impacted community members, non-profit organizations, scholars, policy experts, lobbyists and scientists gathered Monday to discuss the looming issue of abandoned mine lands.
New study finds GMO feed safe for food animals, humans
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Results of a new study of genetically engineered crops eaten by livestock indicate again that GMO feed is safe and nutritionally equivalent to non-GMO feed.
VCU receives $1.6 million grant to study pathways that lead to substance use disorders
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Two VCU professors will work with researchers at the University of Oslo to study the factors in normal and abnormal personality that increase the risk of developing substance use disorders.
Earth Talk: Sweden’s environmental leadership
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It’s true that Sweden came out on top in the recently released ranking of 60 countries according to sustainability by consulting firm Dual Citizen Inc. in its fourth annual Global Green Economy Index (GGEI).
