White House report on plastic pollution sets goal to eliminate single-use by 2035
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The CEQ issued the first-ever report out of the White House addressing plastic pollution and seeks to eliminate single-use plastics by 2027.
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New swimming advisory issued at Lake Anna due to harmful algae bloom
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The Virginia Department of Health is extending the swimming advisory for Lake Anna to include Terry’s Run, a tributary of Upper Pamunkey Creek.
EPA selects Virginia to receive $150M for community-driven solutions to climate change
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The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality will receive approximately $150 million through two Climate Pollution Reduction Grants.
Mailbag: Readers weigh in on JD Vance, the dangers of another Trump presidency
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I’ve lived in rural Virginia all my life, and I had a tough upbringing, like JD Vance claims to have had.
Climate watch: House energy coalition members tour Olympic National Park
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Last week, the House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition embarked on a two-day climate impact tour of Olympic National Park.
Washington & Lee professor publishes paper on hydrogen’s effect on metallic materials
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Mengying Liu, assistant professor of engineering at Washington and Lee, published an article in the peer-reviewed journal Science Advances.
Additional swimming advisories issued at Lake Anna due to harmful algae bloom
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Swimming advisories due to a harmful algae bloom have been expanded by the Department of Health for Lake Anna in Central Virginia.
Notebook: Skye Blue being evaluated for ankle injury after AEW ‘Collision’ loss
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AEW women’s contender Skye Blue lost by stoppage on Saturday’s AEW “Collision” after injuring her ankle.
Gathering of the Clan: The Trump criminal enterprise at the RNC
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Former FBI director James Comey once compared Donald Trump’s gang of loyalists to the Mafia. “Holy crap, they are trying to make each of us an amica nostra—friend of ours. To draw us in.”
Tracy Pyles: Augusta County, instead of rejecting solar, should let the sunshine in
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When the Augusta Supervisors hear the words “solar energy,” do they think it a threat to county harmony, or a God sent gift needing only to be unwrapped?
