How long can you hold your breath?
Virginia Tech researchers are creating models to answer questions about air quality
Getting one step closer to cleaner waters
Innovative software minimizes guesswork in stormwater runoff management
Virginia Tech center helps develop clean coal technology in India
Clean coal will increase energy production and reduce air pollution
Editorial: Red Alert for climate change
Indoors and outdoors, air pollutants lurk in places previously thought safe
Normal daily breathing is packed with possible health hazards
From dam damage to improved fishing habitats
Helping dams remain an important energy resource without sacrificing river life
Preserving biodiversity: Our collective challenge
The crucial question is not whether a world with less variety and richness is viable, but rather: Who wants to live in such a world?
Center leads team in climate-change project
Virginia Tech researchers are assessing carbon sequestration projects that could begin soon
To save our streams, save our mussels
Mussels, the "clean-up crew" for streams and rivers, have become significantly endangered
Save the Bay, save agriculture
Ensuring the livelihood of those who produce the nation's food can help restore the Chesapeake Bay
Scat dogs newest investigative tool for research of hard-to-track animals
Meet Billy, retired from bomb detection to sniff out big cats
Satellite sensors show changes in plant growth
Spring started sooner in 2006 than in 1982. Climate change? Maybe. Maybe not. But reason enough for more detailed observations
