What fish can we eat?
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Between mercury poisoning, overfishing and the environmental impacts of fish farms or “aquaculture,” some might expect to see a “Proceed with Caution” sign above seafood counters soon.
Search Results for water
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Virginia Tech researcher affirms successful natural resource management built on trust
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Trust is an important driver of collaboration, conflict resolution, and enhanced group performance in the business world as well as in the management of natural resources.
VDOT Staunton District Roads Report: Jan. 26-30
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The following is a list of highway work that might affect traffic in the Staunton VDOT transportation district during the coming weeks.
VCU poll finds majority willing to pay more taxes to support schools
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A new VCU Commonwealth Education Poll found Virginians remain strongly supportive of funding for public schools and see funding as having a direct impact on school quality.
The remarkable collapse of our trust in government
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Do you trust the federal government? An overwhelming majority of America doesn’t. That widely accepted belief hasn’t always been the case.
Virginia Festival of the Book announces 2015 headline events, confirmed authors
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Life stories, poetry, and football will be featured in headliner events for the 2015 Virginia Festival of the Book, recently announced by Festival program director Jane Kulow.
Public notice bills killed in House subcommittee
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Two bills that would change state law allowing localities to expand their options for meeting public notice requirements failed to make it out of a House of Delegates subcommittee this week.
Virginia Sports Hall of Fame announces Class of 2015
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The Virginia Sports Hall of Fame announced its class of 2015 on Tuesday at the Virginia State Capitol in Richmond, as chosen by the statewide Honors Court committee.
If you ain’t cheatin’, you ain’t trying: Patriots toss up an airball
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The evidence is trickling in, and it’s obvious that the New England Patriots were up to something on Sunday, which is to say, no, the deflation controversy wasn’t the weather, it wasn’t an accident, didn’t just happen.
Keystone Pipeline: Foreign profits, American risk
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Media coverage of the Keystone pipeline is coalescing around a single narrative: environmentalists oppose the pipeline because of climate change concerns, and U.S. construction companies support the pipeline because it creates jobs.
