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Courtesy of Laura MaeScientists and officials use the data to monitor the long-term health of birds across the U.S. -
Photo by Katherine HafnerDominion’s victory is the third this week for offshore wind developers along the East Coast, who each challenged the Trump administration’s recent stop-work order.
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Across parts of Appalachia, some people don’t trust their water, or their water isn’t safe to drink, so they turn to bottled water, even for cooking in some cases. -
The Church of the Holy Apostles’ project uses thousands of plastic bags collected from stores or donations. -
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A team at the University of Virginia recently mapped millions of dead trees from Maine to South Carolina. -
"We can store those leftovers, so we don’t have to throw them out,” says John Zahurancik with the Arlington-based energy company Fluence. -
Military and local history stories were favorites for WHRO readers in 2025. -
Virginia is the national leader in champion trees, which are the largest documented of their species, including oaks and pines around Hampton Roads. -
Electrified Marina sells boats that run purely on electricity, instead of a gas engine. -
The Department of Interior ordered a suspension on five offshore wind projects because of unspecified national security concerns.
