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Energy & Environment Caroline MacGregor, Jun. 29, 2023

National Weather Service Predicts Smoke Over W.Va. Could Dissipate, Temporarily

National Weather Service Meteorologist Jennifer Berryman said an expected shift in the air flow high up in the atmosphere could temporarily cause the smoke to dissipate in time for the July Fourth weekend.

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Energy & Environment Curtis Tate, Jun. 27, 2023

Ohio Valley's Severe Flood Risk Among The Highest, Report Shows

The Ohio River Basin could expect to see a flood every five to 10 years that once happened only once every century, according to the nonprofit First Street Foundation’s National Risk Assessment.

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Health & Science Chris Schulz, Jun. 26, 2023

Severe Weather Moves Into The State

Thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening have the potential to produce damaging winds and large hail, as well as heavy rainfall which could lead to minor flooding.

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Economy Eric Douglas, Oct. 19, 2021

WVU Researchers Work To Improve Access To Blue Economy

Two West Virginia University researchers are working to find ways to connect underserved populations to natural environments, specifically the ocean, through what is called the Blue Economy.

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WVPB News Brittany Patterson, Dec. 20, 2018

Making Snow in a Warming World; W.Va. Winter Sports Industry Prepares for Climate Change

For many people the holidays signal the start of a joyous time — snow season. It means strapping on skis or hopping onto a sled to tear into soft, fluffy…

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WVPB News Glynis Board, Oct. 20, 2014

W.Va. Women in Tech Conference Features First Female Space Walker

The first woman to walk in space was the keynote speaker at the Women in Tech Conference. Dr. Kathryn Sullivan and several other speakers met at Oglebay…

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