Trump administration pulls $39M from Norfolk wind energy project
The Trump administration has terminated $679 million in what it termed in a press release “doomed” offshore wind projects, including $39 million earmarked for the City of Norfolk.
The Trump administration has terminated $679 million in what it termed in a press release “doomed” offshore wind projects, including $39 million earmarked for the City of Norfolk.
James Madison University revealed its new electric “Gus Bus” that provides books, tutoring, and mobile classrooms to elementary schools throughout Harrisonburg.
Hurricane Erin won’t make landfall in the United States, but there are still dangers from the Carolinas to New England this week.
A Category 5 hurricane will bring dangerous rip currents to the East Coast next week, including Virginia Beach and the Outer Banks.
The Trump tariffs are going to increase your electricity bill, because they’re going to push the cost on a Dominion Energy offshore wind project up, in the area of $640 million beyond amended projections.
One person is dead after an apparent drowning Thursday morning at Virginia Beach in the area of 16th Street on the boardwalk.
Clean energy generation—or energy generation without the output of harmful greenhouse gases—has become an increasingly hot topic in today’s race for productivity and the growing global emphasis on eco-consciousness.
The House energy coalition decries President Donald Trump’s Republican Budget Bill as the ultimate betrayal of working American families.
Local Climate News The Vine & Fig Educational Outreach program, called the “The Fresh Veggie Series,” purchases fresh local food from regenerative farms. They deliver the veggies and educational materials each week through five partner farms and 30 regional networks like health clinics, after school youth programming, and section 8 housing locations. The Rockingham County…
House Republicans voted for polluting corporations and against clean energy tax credits and America’s manufacturing sector Wednesday night.
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