Earl Zimmerman: Climate and Energy News Roundup
Concurrent with deploying new, better buses, Harrisonburg’s Department of Public Transportation revealed a new branding.
Concurrent with deploying new, better buses, Harrisonburg’s Department of Public Transportation revealed a new branding.
A Circuit Court judge has ruled that Gov. Youngkin’s effort to administratively withdraw Virginia from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) was illegal “and therefore void as a matter of law.”
Since the frequency and intensity of floods, wildfires and heat waves has increased due to climate change, the U.S. housing market has become steadily more volatile.
The Friendly City Food Co-op received the 2024 Valley Treasure Award from the Alliance for the Shenandoah Valley.
Harrisonburg will add three new electric school buses to its fleet. It will own five electric buses after this purchase and has enough space to hold up to 10 in the transportation department’s garage.
Former president Donald Trump appears ready to shut down any mention of climate change by eliminating federal agencies who he says perpetuate its myth.
Leaders of the House SEEC condemn efforts by House Republicans to block climate-smart financial investments for Americans.
Albemarle County has announced five projects selected to receive community climate action grants to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The JMU Center for the Advancement of Sustainable Energy is hosting a local tour as part of The American Solar Energy Society’s National Solar Tour.
The leaders of the House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition are celebrating of the 2nd anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act.
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