
Youngkin announces $1.2 million in Growth and Opportunity Virginia grants
Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced more than $1,261,859 in Growth and Opportunity for Virginia grant awards for eight projects focused on creating critical talent pipelines.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced more than $1,261,859 in Growth and Opportunity for Virginia grant awards for eight projects focused on creating critical talent pipelines.

The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality was awarded $2 million in brownfield grant money by the EPA, the most funding of its kind ever received by the agency.

Computer Recycling of Union, NJ, presents the following handy guide to the process for properly disposing of electronic waste, otherwise known as e-waste.

Virginia Tech will hold commencement ceremonies at Lane Stadium starting Wednesday, May 11, and running through Sunday.

A new report released examines the profound impact upon all animals of modern-day conflict like wars and civil unrest.

A $22.5 million investment in conservation assistance will soon help USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service better respond to the high demand for services from Chesapeake Bay area farmers.

Rep. Don Beyer has introduced legislation that would incentivize non-residential building owners to conduct indoor air quality assessments and upgrade their ventilation and air filtration systems.

The 21st century Age of Sail is already in its infancy, due to concerns about fossil fuel shortages that are used in exorbitant amounts to power enormous cargo ships.

The EPA has announced a $40 million investment to restore the Chesapeake Bay through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

If we continue with more of the same, we can kiss 1.5°C goodbye. Even 2 degrees may be out of reach. And that would be catastrophe. This is madness. Addiction to fossil fuels is mutually assured destruction. — UN Secretary-General António Guterres Our climate crisis Christiana Figueres, a former UN climate chief and co-author of The Future…
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