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Virginia State Climate Office to be reactivated at George Mason University

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By Nick Gilmore Verified
| WVTF-FM (Roanoke, VA) Verified
George Mason University will host the Virginia State Climate Office. The Commonwealth has been without such a department for a long time. The University of Virginia last hosted the office – which serves as a conduit for climate-related services coming out of the federal government and regional partners. The state’s office was largely inactive for about two decades mostly due to a lack of dedicated funding.
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Brian White formally introduced as Virginia Tech's new athletic director

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By Nick Gilmore Verified
| WVTF-FM (Roanoke, VA) Verified
Brian White is prepared to lead Virginia Tech to the highest levels of college athletics. That was the message at his introductory news conference Wednesday. White talked about what drew him to Blacksburg – a list that includes a passionate fanbase and new football coach James Franklin. White said he is prepared for the current landscape of college athletics as well – with the need for more funding amidst name, image and likeness deals and the ever-looming possibility of conference realignment.
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Wild Virginia to offer free Clean Water Advocates training program

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By Nick Gilmore Verified
| WVTF-FM (Roanoke, VA) Verified
If you’ve ever wanted to get more involved with advocating for clean water initiatives at the local level — Wild Virginia has a course for you. The nonprofit environmental organization will hold a free, eight-week training program this fall. David Sligh, Water Quality Program Director for Wild Virginia, talks about what participants can expect. “All the way from the basis in actions that are taken by public bodies, the legal underpinning for these things, the regulatory processes," Sligh says.
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