Tagged Stories: "Virginia"

The Chesapeake Executive Council announced progress toward cleanup milestones at its annual meeting.

The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is seeking to designated creeks as "no-discharge zones."

Virginia is poised to pass a law banning the sale of fertilizer containing phosphorus, a major pollutant in the Chesapeake Bay.

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Project Will Reduce Polluted Runoff to James River and Chesapeake Bay by 64 Percent

Virginia has permanently preserved more than 424,000 acres of land since 2006.

The head of the U.S. EPA has been named chair of the Chesapeake Executive Council, assuming responsibility from outgoing Va. Gov. Tim Kaine.

Virginia has approved new stormwater rules that will help reduce polluted runoff.

An agency partnership protects from erosion more than 500 acres of tidal freshwater marsh on Herring Creek in Charles City County, Virginia.

In tiny Occoquan, Virginia, located just minutes away from bustling Interstate 95 in Prince William County, Germán and Renate Vanegas antici