Massanutten furthers commitment to reducing resort’s carbon footprint
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Massanutten Resort has launched a variety of new initiatives intended to reduce the resort’s carbon footprint.
Search Results for solar energy
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Livestock methane capture: Good or bad for the environment?
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Methane capture, the process of using the decomposition of livestock byproducts like cow and hog manure to generate electricity, is a promising technology.
Augusta County launches survey tool to better gauge community concerns
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Augusta County has launched a new public survey tool to get a better handle on priorities and concerns on a wide range of county services and the local quality of life.
Chickahominy Power cancels planned Charles City County gas plant
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Chickahominy Power LLC has announced the cancellation of a planned 1,600-megawatt power plant that would have been serviced with a gas pipeline cutting through five counties in Central Virginia.
Science, art, and Appalachia: ‘Penny P’s Backyard’ takes a unique approach to children’s TV
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“Penny P’s Backyard” was born out of a desire to highlight the incredible landscapes of Southwest Virginia and tell stories that present a unique intermingling between science and local art.
Everything you need to know about hurricane windows
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Hurricane windows are safer than regular windows and can withstand severe weather conditions better than standard glass.
Meditation and balanced chakras may help break bad habits
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Re-balancing chakras may also help achieve a sense of control over mindless habits.
Morgan Griffith: Still waiting for a tough on China bill
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China poses the most significant foreign challenge to the United States in the 21st century.
Farmers hear preview of agriculture-related state legislation
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Farmers from across the state traveled to downtown Richmond Jan. 23 ahead of Virginia Farm Bureau Federation’s annual Legislative Day, in preparation for in-person meetings with legislators.
Virginia tribes to get $2M in federal funding to address COVID
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The Chickahominy Eastern Division and Nansemond Indian Nation will received $2,008,250 in federal funding to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
