
Morning of reckoning: What Virginia is about to lose
Republicans got their 2020 voters out. Democrats didn’t. It’ll soon start to sink in to folks who couldn’t hold their noses and vote for Terry McAuliffe what we’re about to lose.

Republicans got their 2020 voters out. Democrats didn’t. It’ll soon start to sink in to folks who couldn’t hold their noses and vote for Terry McAuliffe what we’re about to lose.

Climate Action Alliance of the Valley Steering Committee member Earl Zimmerman brings us this latest installment of Climate and Energy News.

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, EPA and the federal-state Chesapeake Bay Program today announced $2.4 million in grants for projects that will protect and restore Virginia’s portion of the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

Gov. Ralph Northam today announced $7.8 million in grants to support 19 local projects that address impacts of flooding, sea-level rise, and extreme weather statewide.

Virginia dam safety officials have launched a statewide outreach campaign to remind dam owners of their responsibilities under the law.

Gov. Ralph Northam announced this week the reopening of Green Pastures Recreation Area in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests.

About 17 kilometers above the Earth’s surface, the first layer of the atmosphere meets the second one.

The following is a letter from former Augusta County Board of Supervisors Chairman Tracy Pyles to Augusta County Circuit Court Judge William Chapman Goodwin.

Here’s CAAV’s September 2021 roundup. Find it and past and future monthlies here. Read our monthly summary of Virginia Energy and Environmental news that the Harrisonburg Citizen publishes on its Perspectives page.

Summer may nearly be over, but destructive storms could affect Virginia into the holidays.
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