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The 21st Century's "Canary In The Coal Mine" Is A Robotic Dog Named Spot
Coal miners had their canaries to sniff out deadly carbon monoxide before the gas could overcome them.

Coal miners had their canaries to sniff out deadly carbon monoxide before the gas could overcome them.

Another factor being considered is the "disproportionate number of Black victims" due to gun violence, the author says.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin's administration announced their newest plans for how they intend to withdraw Virginia from a regional carbon market.
Among those other headlines, it is indicated "robot dentists have arrived in Virginia Beach."
Abortion rights supporters are on high alert, but Youngkin's office says it's not planning to introduce any abortion-related legislation.
Guidance on how local governments can protect themselves when utility-scale solar farms reach the end of their life is now available.
The drive between Richmond and Charlottesville takes a little over an hour.
A new Roanoke College poll found Gov. Glenn Youngkin's approval rating ticking up to 55 percent.
Virginia will not tax as income student loans forgiven under a new plan announced by President Biden, according to two state agencies.
U.S. Rep. Spanberger, D-Henrico, wrote Gov. Youngkin a letter asking him to ensure that a repeat of the shutdown doesn't happen again.
Phenomena known as harmful algal blooms have led Va., to add portions of Lake Anna and six other water bodies to its impaired waters list.
A judge dismissed an attempt to use an arcane Virginia obscenity law to prevent bookstores from selling two titles to minors.
If you're determined to stay awake until you know which political party will control the U.S. House of Representatives, you'll be sleepless.
Education officials in Virginia have made addressing the student achievement gap a top priority in Virginia.
Some Virginia cannabis entrepreneurs aren't waiting for the state to work out the details of what a fully legal market should look like.
More Virginians will be able to receive the monkeypox vaccine after the state expanded eligibility, the result of federal changes.
"They (residents) described emotions ranging from ecstasy to caution about the rollout," the report states.
After a private equity firm bought St. Joseph's Home for the Aged in Richmond, “the company reduced staff, removed amenities."
California's decision to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars beginning in 2035 will also halt the sale of such vehicles in Virginia.
(By Chelsea Harnish, of the Virginia Energy Efficiency Council.)