Earth Talk: The home of the future
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No doubt, the home of the future, whether a single family dwelling or apartments in larger buildings, will be much greener than what we are all living in these days.
Search Results for solar energy
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5 gadgets that will improve your college life tremendously
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Are you looking for useful gifts for university students, perhaps away from home? Or maybe you’re just a geek student passionate about super-tech objects?
10 Southwest Virginia economic development projects to receive pilot grants
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Gov. Ralph Northam and Congressman Morgan Griffith today announced 10 economic development projects selected for grant approval from the Abandoned Mine Land (AML) Pilot program.
Federal workers plunge into Potomac for climate action
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A day after President Trump temporarily ended the longest-ever government shutdown, federal workers joined hundreds of regional activists to jump into the Potomac River in the name of climate action.
Surging sectors to consider for entrepreneurs
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The key to success when it comes to launching a new business is identifying trending sectors as this allows you to benefit from on growing interest and to establish your company as an important player in the industry.
Virginia ground-level ozone pollution declines: Report
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The Virginia DEQ has released its initial ozone monitoring results for 2018. Monitoring for ground-level ozone in Virginia, and in much of the country, runs from May 1 through Oct. 31.
Earth Talk: Will global warming make skiing a thing of the past?
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Last winter’s low snow year and unseasonably warm temperatures across much of the American West meant a bad year for business for ski resorts.
5 ways to go green in your small business
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Our earth is undergoing rapid environmental change. Temperatures are fluctuating all around the globe, sea levels are rising, and the future is looking bleak for many coastal cities.
Ken Plum: Responding to climate change warnings
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Last week I wrote about the dire warning of the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change about the more immediate consequences of climate change than had originally been predicted.
Ken Plum: A warning too dire to ignore
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For those who like to plan where will you will be and what you will be doing in twenty years a complicating factor that has for too long been ignored must be considered: climate change.
