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Photo courtesy of Aileen Devlin/Virginia Sea GrantResidents should prepare for more rain and coastal flooding, but smaller chances of snow. -
Photo courtesy of Kyle J Little/ShutterstockThe Commonwealth lost nearly half a million treed acres.
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Updated: As one witness writes, the merger fails to satisfy the Utility Transfers Act. -
Environmental advocates worry the move would send the wrong message to residents already struggling with flooding. -
The state wants companies to consider the cumulative impacts of pollution. -
Fusion has gained momentum in the Commonwealth in recent years, including a proposal to build the world’s first commercial fusion plant outside Richmond. -
The lower region of the bay, around Hampton Roads, received the highest marks. -
Some coastal Virginia homeowners are seeing premiums rise or policies not renewed. -
There may be aid coming for aquafarmers who lost their oysters, but that could take months. -
Lawmakers join in opposing the merger, renew calls to extend the review timeline. -
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Habitat loss is likely behind the bees’ long absence. But they may have been here all along.
