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Residents of the Wyndham community are speaking out against plans for a massive data center campus that would be built just feet from their neighborhood, citing concerns about noise, environmental impact and health risks. The project, proposed by real estate company HHHunt, is called the Hunting Hawk Technology Center. It
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Is this invasive tree on your property? The state will replace it for free
The Virginia Department of Forestry is offering Virginia residents a free replacement for invasive callery trees. For every one callery tree you have removed from your property, you will be able to pick up one free native tree to replace it at an exchange event on November 8 from 9
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As election nears, Democrats campaign on high utility bills, energy plans
Clean Virginia’s “The Energy Bills are Too Damn High” tour of the state stopped in Richmond Thursday night. It was promoted as a way to allow community members to hear from Democratic elected officials and candidates about how they want to address rising utility bills in coming legislative sessions.
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Trash bins made from trash: Central Virginia municipalities invest in new recycling venture
Richmond region residents will soon be able to throw out their trash in bins that were once garbage themselves. Several Central Virginia localities have invested in 3,000 new trash carts partially made with a plastic-alternative material created by a waste diversion company. The Israel-based company UBQ ships European garbage
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