Climate and Energy News Roundup: July 2023
This July 4th was the hottest day on record since climate scientists began using our present modeling system to estimate global daily average temperatures starting in 1979.
This July 4th was the hottest day on record since climate scientists began using our present modeling system to estimate global daily average temperatures starting in 1979.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin, he who thinks he has a shot at the Republican presidential nomination, but doesn’t, is now playing politics with the well-being of LGBTQ+ youths as he tries, and flails, at his quixotic quest.
A Justice Department investigation has concluded that the State of South Carolina subjects adults with mental illness to unnecessary institutionalization.
The City of Harrisonburg’s goal to offer a 24/7 day center and low-barrier night and cold-weather shelter for the homeless has been delayed due to proposed construction costs and supply chain issues.
AARP Virginia announced seven organizations throughout the state will receive 2023 Community Challenge grants.
Stephanie R. Clark of Covington is the Democratic nominee running for District 37 in the Virginia House of Delegates.
Waynesboro will be the first to take a stab at updating its animal control ordinance.
The Senate Armed Services Committee has passed the National Defense Authorization Act which includes provisions to improve access to mental health care.
United State legislators have reintroduced the Equality Act, legislation that would protect LGBTQ+ Americans from discrimination.
Red, white and blue will splash the hills surrounding the Virginia War Memorial in downtown Richmond for the fifth year.