Sebastian Santos: US military and sustainability
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Thought experiment: China contaminates the groundwater in certain places on Oahu, the most populous and popular island in Hawaii.
Search Results for clean energy
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Legislator virtual town hall on electrifying transportation in Virginia set for Thursday
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The Commonwealth took a big step to speed up the transition to electric transportation in 20201 with the passage of the Advanced Clean Car Standards.
Nuclear manufacturer to establish innovation center in Campbell County
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BWX Technologies will make a multimillion-dollar investment to create a manufacturing and research and development center to showcase their services and technology in Campbell County.
House votes, finally, to pass Build Back Better Act: Bill heads to Senate
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The House voted, of course along party lines, to pass the cornerstone item in President Biden’s first-year agenda, the Build Back Better Act.
Ken Plum: The people have spoken
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After the elections last week, the “blue” state of Virginia suddenly turned “red.”
Central Virginia school districts move forward with electric school buses
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School district leaders, local officials, and community members from across central Virginia gathered last week for a hands-on electric school bus demonstration event held at the Albemarle County Office Building parking lot.
A disrupting force in EVs and sustainability: Meet Weslee Andrews
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The integration of electric vehicles into modern-day society seems to be going seamlessly; with more and more car consumers on the lookout for more affordable and sustainable travel options, undoubtedly electric cars come to mind.
CPAC lays out priorities for Republicans in 2022, beyond
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Elections have consequences, a point that CPAC seized upon with a Wednesday news release laying out its priorities for the 2022 Virginia General Assembly.
Northam, McAuliffe congratulate Youngkin: They can do that?
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Gov. Ralph Northam has already called Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin to congratulate him on his win last night. I wasn’t aware that was something a person could do. I’m perplexed.
Former Staunton City Council member publishes book on climate change
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Ox-Eye Vineyards in Staunton is hosting the book launch of “Abolish Oil Now! Abolitionists Beat Slavery and Abolitionists Can Beat Climate Change” by Erik Curren.
