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The Chesapeake Bay’s so-called “dead zones” – low-oxygen areas that can suffocate underwater life and shrink available habitat – are expected to be above average this year.
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Like the proverbial boiling frogs, the government has been gradually acclimating us to the specter of a police state for years now.
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Ticks are everywhere, and they’re not going to go away, according to a Virginia Tech entomologist.
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Back around the first of the year, a reader named David Proffitt wrote me the first of dozens of emails, and counting, asking me to look into what he called a “hate crime” involving a sewer project in Augusta County.
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A group of community stakeholders has organized to help grow Black business in Staunton with the Staunton Black Business Collective.
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The number of suicide attempts including Tylenol overdoses among youth is of particular concern to poison control call centers in Virginia and across the nation.
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Margaret Anne Hinkle, a Washington and Lee professor, recently co-authored a peer-reviewed article in Environmental Geochemistry and Health.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin proclaimed June 17 to 23, 2024 as Virginia Pollinator Week in recognition of the important role of pollinators.
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Climate anxiety, also known as eco-anxiety, is the chronic fear of environmental doom.
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Five children required hospitalization in the recent E. Coli outbreak at Lake Anna over Memorial Day weekend.
