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The Commonwealth of Virginia will invest $14 million, or 15 percent, of the Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust to fund the deployment of all-electric transit buses across Virginia.
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Possible Russian influence operations in the United States anti-fracking/natural gas pipeline protests was the topic of a presentation by retired Central Intelligence Agency officer Ken Stiles.
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Last week I wrote about the dire warning of the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change about the more immediate consequences of climate change than had originally been predicted.
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Earlier today the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality approved the Atlantic Coast Pipeline erosion and sediment control plans and storm water management plan.
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I’m getting ready to join the electric car revolution now that my old clunker is getting on in age. What’s the latest and greatest?
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China’s ban on certain plastics recycling is trickling down to Virginia Tech.
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Gov. Ralph Northam Thursday issued Executive Order Twenty Two, establishing the Governor’s Conservation Cabinet, a new initiative to better protect Virginia’s vulnerable natural resources and improve environmental quality across the Commonwealth.
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Penske driver Ryan Blaney “crashed” the big party, so to speak. The party being the final lap of the Bank of America ROVAL 400. With less than one lap to go, it was a racing party dominated and being fought for by two veteran drivers, 2017 Series Champ Martin Truex, Jr and seven time champion, Jimmie Johnson.
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The voices of anti-pipeline residents from Union Hill were among those lifted up during a Poor People’s Hearing on Wednesday.
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The following is a statement by Atlantic Coast Pipeline spokesperson Aaron Ruby regarding the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s authorization today to resume project construction:
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