Tony Elliott is learning the hard way that Virginia ain’t Clemson
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Tony Elliott seems to think, and maybe Carla Williams thought this last December, that he can make Virginia a sort of Clemson North.
Search Results for clean energy
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Governor announces another round of appointments to state boards
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Governor Glenn Youngkin has announced additional appointments to his administration and various boards.
Manchin proposes bill to weaken environmental protections, expedite projects
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Last week, West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin proposed legislation to expedite projects that would pollute the country.
Coalition hires counsel to protect endangered right whale from offshore Virginia wind project
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A coalition of public interest groups have hired counsel to explore a lawsuit protecting the right whale from Dominion Energy’s efforts to place an offshore wind project directly in their habitat off the coast of Virginia.
Report Card: Penalties mar final grade for Virginia Tech in Thursday night loss
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Virginia Tech coach Brent Pry had to be embarrassed with the Hokies’ 15 penalties in the 33-10 loss to West Virginia on Thursday night.
Homeowner safety tips for heating season
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As fall sets in and temperatures begin to drop, now is the time to assess the safety of chimneys, fireplaces and heating units.
Indoor vertical farm to create 300 jobs, $300 million campus in Chesterfield County
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The California-based Plenty Unlimited Inc. announced plans to build an indoor vertical farming campus in in Chesterfield County’s Meadowville Technology Park.
Researchers say stormwater from solar fields needs careful management
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Solar panels are going up across the Chesapeake Bay watershed to help states reach their renewable energy targets. But, while working to achieve climate-related goals, solar fields have the potential to generate water pollution — through increased stormwater runoff.
Weaponizing the bureaucracy: Who will protect us from the government’s standing army?
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We have what the founders feared most: a “standing” or permanent army on American soil.
Virginia’s community colleges to launch training programs for infrastructure jobs
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Virginia’s Community Colleges are gearing up to train thousands of workers to help rebuild the commonwealth’s aging roads and bridges and bring much needed upgrades to airports, ports and utilities statewide.
