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Northam announces $10 million to go toward oyster restoration
Environment
Lawmakers, environmentalists push Biden to stick to climate promises
Environmental groups rallied outside the Democratic National Headquarters Thursday pressing Joe Biden to aggressively tackle climate change during his presidency.
Environment
Here's how Biden's administration may tackle climate change
Dr. Donald Boesch, professor emeritus at the University of Maryland Ctr. for Environmental Science, explains how the Biden administration may tackle climate change.
Nation World
Trump administration takes steps toward Arctic National Wildlife Refuge lease sale
Legislation passed in 2017 allowing for oil and gas drilling within the refuge. Native American and conservation groups have opposed it.
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Watch Tasmanian devils return to Australian mainland for 1st time in 3,000 years
The ferocious marsupials, made famous by Bugs Bunny cartoons, went extinct on the mainland before Europeans arrived. Now they're being repopulated.
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Time to go nuts! Yes, the Virginia Department of Forestry is asking for acorns from your yard
The department is seeking 12 species of acorns and nuts that can be planted at its Augusta Forestry Center to grow into the "forests of tomorrow"
Weather
Here's why smoke from wildfires kept temperatures in DC cooler
Computer models that help forecasters with predicting temperatures often struggle with the smoke variable in the forecast.
Nation World
2020 disasters will seem like good old days, climate scientists warn
What's happening now is just what climate scientists anticipated 10 or 20 years ago and they say it's going to get worse.
Environment
Algae is lighting up parts of the lower Chesapeake Bay
The algae is present during the day, but becomes most noticeable a couple of hours after sunset. When waves break, white caps appear bright blue.
Environment
Report: Pennsylvania falls behind in Chesapeake Bay cleanup
States in the bay’s watershed are required to cut pollution that comes from sewage treatment plants and runoff from farms and cities.
Outdoors
Virginia parks are seeing a rise in popularity - and damage
Virginia’s state parks have experienced a surge in visitors during the coronavirus pandemic. There's also been a huge uptick in people drinking there.
News
Virginia residents should report any unsolicited packages from China that contain seeds. Here's why.
Do NOT plant these seeds. The types of seeds in the packages are unknown at this time and may be invasive plant species, officials said.
Environment
Lawmakers, environmentalists push Biden to stick to climate promises
Environmental groups rallied outside the Democratic National Headquarters Thursday pressing Joe Biden to aggressively tackle climate change during his presidency.
Environment
Here's how Biden's administration may tackle climate change
Dr. Donald Boesch, professor emeritus at the University of Maryland Ctr. for Environmental Science, explains how the Biden administration may tackle climate change.
Nation World
Trump administration takes steps toward Arctic National Wildlife Refuge lease sale
Legislation passed in 2017 allowing for oil and gas drilling within the refuge. Native American and conservation groups have opposed it.
Nation World
Watch Tasmanian devils return to Australian mainland for 1st time in 3,000 years
The ferocious marsupials, made famous by Bugs Bunny cartoons, went extinct on the mainland before Europeans arrived. Now they're being repopulated.
Producer's Picks
Time to go nuts! Yes, the Virginia Department of Forestry is asking for acorns from your yard
The department is seeking 12 species of acorns and nuts that can be planted at its Augusta Forestry Center to grow into the "forests of tomorrow"
Weather
Here's why smoke from wildfires kept temperatures in DC cooler
Computer models that help forecasters with predicting temperatures often struggle with the smoke variable in the forecast.
Nation World
2020 disasters will seem like good old days, climate scientists warn
What's happening now is just what climate scientists anticipated 10 or 20 years ago and they say it's going to get worse.
Environment
Algae is lighting up parts of the lower Chesapeake Bay
The algae is present during the day, but becomes most noticeable a couple of hours after sunset. When waves break, white caps appear bright blue.
Environment
Report: Pennsylvania falls behind in Chesapeake Bay cleanup
States in the bay’s watershed are required to cut pollution that comes from sewage treatment plants and runoff from farms and cities.
Outdoors
Virginia parks are seeing a rise in popularity - and damage
Virginia’s state parks have experienced a surge in visitors during the coronavirus pandemic. There's also been a huge uptick in people drinking there.
News
Virginia residents should report any unsolicited packages from China that contain seeds. Here's why.
Do NOT plant these seeds. The types of seeds in the packages are unknown at this time and may be invasive plant species, officials said.
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