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Last Friday, Douglas Truslow, who is white, aimed a gun at Black children playing in his Staunton neighborhood, including placing a laser target on a mother and her baby.
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Location is not usually the first consideration in choosing a drug rehab facility, but it is still a very important part of the recovery process. The location determines if you’ll need to move, what services will be available to you, as well as, the amenities and activities you can participate in.
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The Virginia Coastal Resilience Master Planning Framework, introduced this week, lays out the core principles of the Commonwealth’s approach to coastal protection and adaptation.
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One Minute for Earth-Giving the Planet a Voice on November 3rd is a collaboration hosted by Earth Day Every Day of Harrisonburg and Climate Action Alliance of the Valley to share local citizen perspectives on issues related to the environment.
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Global climate change and the aftermath of the fast-fashion boom have left many concerned consumers looking for environmentally friendly alternatives for traditional fabrics, especially leather.
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Elizabeth Kolbert, a staff writer for The New Yorker, will give a virtual lecture on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 5 p.m. as part of Washington and Lee University’s Mudd Center for Ethics series on Global Ethics in the 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities.
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Ok, sweet summertime! At last, warm daylight and longer days to wait outside. This period of accommodating, laid-back living is stuffed with fun activities.
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The death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and President Trump’s nomination of Amy Coney Barrett as her successor have raised anxieties about a reconfigured court’s impact on our environmental laws.
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Solar energy generation is now one of the most popular ways to be able to tap into renewable power especially for households and small enterprises.
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The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality and its consultants, Skeo Solutions, Inc. and Metropolitan Group, have concluded an 18-month process to create a comprehensive Environmental Justice Study.
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