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Purple traps reveal no new infestations
The unusual purple contraptions posted in trees earlier this year — part of a survey looking for a deadly beetle threatening forests — documented the critter hasn’t invaded locally yet.
Report shows James River not as healthy
The health of the James River is slipping in the face of new development and rising populations, according to a conservation organization.
Nelson County schools win green certification
The Nelson County Public School division has been certified as a “Green School Division” through the Virginia School Boards Association.
Environmentalists call for tougher smog limits
An environmental group called for the federal government to toughen smog limits. A state official, however, said Virginia's air has been improving for years.
Recycling club gets grant for bins at Amherst County High
An innovative environmental club at Amherst County High School ultimately could save taxpayers thousands of dollars, while encouraging the members to get excited about science with recycling.
VDEQ releases report on Rockfish River water quality
After more than eight months collecting data, the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality released its report last week on what is mucking up the waters of the Rockfish River in northern Nelson County.
The Chesapeake Bay's blue crabs are on the rebound
The Chesapeake Bay's blue crab population nearly crashed a few years ago. State-imposed protections in 2008 hit some crabbers hard.
McDonnell says safe uranium mining would benefit state
In broadcast interview, Gov. Bob McDonnell cites impact in potential jobs, revenue.
Chesapeake Bay restoration to be sized up
The nation's top environmental official and several governors from the Chesapeake Bay watershed are gathering to size up progress in the restoration of the bay.
AEP CEO says new rules would close power plants in Virginia, West Virginia
The power generator based in Columbus, Ohio, said Thursday that the plan being considered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency would lead to a net loss of 600 AEP power plant jobs
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