
Cville Area Land Use Update: Week of August 28, 2023
Nelson County’s draft Comprehensive Plan subject of open house; Charlottesville zoning adoption subject of work session The post Cville Area Land Use Update: Week of […]
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Nelson County’s draft Comprehensive Plan subject of open house; Charlottesville zoning adoption subject of work session The post Cville Area Land Use Update: Week of […]
Posted by Piedmont Environmental Council
Tell Loudoun staff what you’d like to see in the park given the rural character of the surroundings, its history, and the community’s needs. The […]
Posted by Piedmont Environmental Council
The New River Land Trust is one of 14 awardees of the Cornell Land Trust Grant for 2023. The grant helps land trusts with bird […]
Posted by New River Land Trust
Charlottesville Council to consider sale one of one property, consider purchase of another; Greene Supervisors to hold public hearing on Blue Ridge Meadows project The […]
Posted by Piedmont Environmental Council
Community solar is an affordable renewable energy option for residents who cannot secure rooftop solar due to logistical constraints. The post Expanding Access to Community […]
Posted by Piedmont Environmental Council
Distributed rooftop solar has many benefits as we build out the clean energy needed to reach the 100% zero-carbon-emissions standard laid out in Virginia’s Clean […]
Posted by Piedmont Environmental Council
Utility-scale solar facilities are a key component of Virginia’s transition to a clean energy future. However, the Commonwealth must ensure that impacts on Virginia’s farms, […]
Posted by Piedmont Environmental Council
Virginia is home to the largest concentration of data centers in the world, widely cited as hosting 70% of global internet traffic. This massive industry is […]
Posted by Piedmont Environmental Council
Wildlife must be able to move through our landscapes to acquire resources, find genetically diverse mates, and adapt to a changing climate. Roads, development, and […]
Posted by Piedmont Environmental Council
Across Virginia’s coast, piedmont, and mountains, we have a wealth of natural and cultural resources that are closely tied to the state’s heritage and integral […]
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