Six DWR habitat projects funded by Restore the Wild
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Six habitat projects spanning more than 180 acres will be funded thanks to the Department of Wildlife Resources Restore the Wild initiative.
Search Results for water
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Attack of the tomato killers: The Police State’s war on weed and backyard gardens
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Backyard gardeners, beware: tomato plants have become collateral damage in the government’s war on drugs, especially marijuana.
Staunton swamped, literally, by recent flooding
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The City of Staunton is facing millions of dollars in costs related to two recent storm events, against a backdrop of a budget that is already stretched to the gills.
Watches you should wear this summer
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Among the wardrobe changes you’ll likely be making in the summer should be accessories like your watch.
How often you should take minerals and vitamins
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There is a range of reasons why people take minerals and vitamin supplements. Some even have a vitamin subscription to ensure that they always are getting the proper dosages of nutrients to live a healthy life.
What is rosé?
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Rosé wines have become extremely popular over the last few years, thanks to the younger generation exploring different wines.
Governor’s Environmental Excellence Award winners announced
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Gov. Ralph Northam has announced the winners of the 2020 Governor’s Environmental Excellence Awards, which recognize innovative projects that improve Virginia’s environment.
Is there a benefit to intermittent fasting?
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It seems like everyone these days is obsessed with intermittent fasting. This new type of eating plan is an interesting one and requires quite a bit of dedication.
Radical idea: Would moving life underground save the environment?
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It’s certainly true that moving more of our infrastructure, let alone work and live space, underground would relieve some of the pressure that our conventional above-ground development and habitation puts on the environment.
National parks to commemorate NPS birthday, centennial of 19th Amendment
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The National Park Service will celebrate its 104th anniversary on Tuesday by providing free entrance to all accessible NPS sites.
