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The new exhibit is home to 26 turtles from four different North American species, including several that are endangered.
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If you’ve been curious about exploring a wild cave, but aren’t sure what you’ll expect, Radio IQ's Roxy Todd suited up in a helmet and knee pads to bring us this preview.
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The state Department of Environmental Quality says stricter federal air pollution standards could tip more days from being considered good to moderate quality.
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The city is planning to restore nearly 50 acres of marsh habitat lost from erosion.
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Norfolk was one of five stops along the East Coast during NOAA’s Hurricane Awareness Tour this week.
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The Middle Peninsula is often called the septic repair capital of the East Coast. Failing systems can flood yards with sewage, threatening the health of people and the environment.
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The school would be the first to offer a marine science degree to undergraduate students at a public university in Virginia.
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Hint: It’s got to do with Dominion Energy’s offshore wind project.
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Most migratory birds travel under the cover of darkness. Experts ask residents to help by turning off their lights at night, which can disorient birds and cause them to collide with buildings.
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The Solar for All program will focus on helping low-income and disadvantaged communities access solar infrastructure like home panels and battery storage.
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Eight local whale fatalities fit into a concerning coastwide trend stretching back to 2017, in which several whale species have been dying at unusually high rates in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Expanding the Great Dismal: Nonprofit working to connect more people to Hampton Roads’ massive swampThe wildlife refuge is “this big rectangle (on a map) right in the middle of Hampton Roads that so many people are not familiar with,” said Lucky Lakoski with the Friends of the Great Dismal Swamp.