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The Earth is awash in water, as we all remember being taught in science class, but here’s the deal – less than 0.5 percent of the water is usable by humans.
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SVEC is asking the State Corporation Commission for an increase in electric rates of $6.25 per 1,000 kilowatts of power starting May 1, 2026. And increases will only continue. DIY off-grid solar power stops the ongoing increases from SVEC.
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Residents of Virginia try to learn on their own how to spend money wisely and increase their income, even with high living expenses.
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I’m going to get some hate mail for this, like that ever stops me, but here goes: I’ve been to several Duke games in Cameron, and, just sayin’, it’s overrated, in terms of the experience.
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In the first meeting with Virginia on Jan. 3 in Raleigh, NC State fell behind by 12 minutes early in the first half.
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Ryan Odom and the two players the UVA Athletics media people gave us after the 90-61 win over NC State on Tuesday night all swore that the fracas early in the second half was no big deal.
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New York City is officially the first large U.S. city to adopt a comprehensive, city-wide mandate requiring most new construction to avoid fossil fuels and rely entirely on electric systems.
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The science-denier Glenn Youngkin isn’t our governor anymore, so, Virginia could, soon, be back in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, a compact involving several states in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast to reduce carbon emissions.
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One important way Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger can lower utility bills while bringing more energy online is to implement her platform’s proposal to expand Virginians’ access to shared solar.
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The increasing strain on the power grid from the rapid buildout of new data centers in Virginia is going to push your utility bills up the next two years, with a small bit of good news.
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