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Earth Day more relevant than ever, WVU says

This coming Friday marks the 52nd anniversary of Earth Day. Through the mid-1960s, many places in the U.S. were living an Earth nightmare, of sorts. Especially on this end of the country. In the Mountain State, rivers and creeks were beginning to show the lethal orange tint of acid ...

Even small swaps can help make a big difference

Last week I caved to my daughter’s pleas and we made slime. On Earth Day. Oops.  The glitter and glue involved tugged at my eco-friendly consciousness; I wrote last week that glue includes petroleum derived compounds. Glitter is plastic, and worse, it’s small pieces of ...

WVU aims to reuse, recycle

West Virginia University has continued to promote reducing, reusing and recycling on its  campuses. WVU Sustainability Director Traci Knabenshue, provided an overview of how recycling and waste disposal is carried out at the university. WVU offers single-stream recycling on its ...

WVU students discuss ways they reuse, recycle, repurpose

Students of West Virginia University are making efforts to reduce their plastic usage and educate themselves on recycling methods out of concern for the environment. Students said they recognize the importance of how plastic waste affects the planet when it ends up in a landfill, and want ...

MUB launches drinking water protection program

Newsroom@DominionPost.com The Morgantown Utility Board  announced the creation of a new drinking water protection program as  part of its ongoing Source Water Protection Program.  The voluntary Watershed Protection Program is dedicated to conserving land for drinking ...