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Is Virginia Beach prepared for a surge in electric vehicles? City Council will soon vote on an ordinance regarding a plan to obtain federal funds for electric charging station infrastructure.

Cecil D, Andrus, the logger who rose to become Idaho’s only four-term governor and ultimately engineered the conservation of millions of acres, would have been more than a bit interested in participating in an April 18, 2023 conversation

Events on campus last week kicked off the global proceedings, which will include representatives from the Water Center at Penn, Penn Carey Law School, and the School of Arts & Sciences.

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Social media users claim aerial footage of the Ohio River shows chemicals released after a train derailment in the US state in early February 2023. This is unproven; the clip was taken 100 miles away in an area where officials say any contamination has dissipated, and environmental experts told AFP the footage appea...

KU program designed to increase diversity, mitigate effects of pandemic

Spotlight on Care resumes in spring 2023 with author-scholar Nadine Naber

In her new book, Holy Cross professor Leila Philp explains how beavers shaped our country, and how they can help protect it from climate change

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On Thursday night, November 17, bicyclists are welcome to ride on the Virginia Beach Boardwalk to enjoy the holiday light display.