Climate and Energy News Roundup: August 2023
Climate scientists say that recent events indicate Earth’s climate has entered uncharted territory.
Climate scientists say that recent events indicate Earth’s climate has entered uncharted territory.
At least 853 migrants died trying to cross the U.S.-Mexico border in the past 12 months. And God knows how many merely endured — and continue to endure — various forms of hell.
The heat and humidity in the Shenandoah Valley and throughout Virginia will continue through Saturday, according to an AccuWeather senior meteorologist.
Temperature records are being broken worldwide, some areas are experiencing record droughts, others are enduring record rainfalls resulting in disastrous flooding.
A flood awareness system for the City of Staunton is now active – and residents may sign up to get notifications by email or text message.
Summer is here, and for many, the season is packed full of grilling, boating, driving and more. The State Corporation Commission Bureau of Insurance reminds Virginians to review insurance coverage ahead of any fun in the sun.
The Virginia Department of Transportation is prepared to address the potential impacts of the forecasted severe weather expected this afternoon and into the evening.
If you’ve been monitoring the weather, you can’t miss the coverage of a tropical storm as the National Hurricane Center begins to issue forecast advisories for the system.
There will likely be no relief for dry conditions in the Shenandoah Valley or Northern Piedmont regions of Virginia this week.
The State Air Pollution Control Board voted on Wednesday to approve a regulatory repeal of Virginia’s participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
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