Charlie Paullin
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Waste from the animals can be stored in containers, concrete structures, or earthen lagoons, which are ponds of manure that use natural and chemical processes to treat it. The operators can treat the waste, recycle it or apply to their land as compost, among other purposes.
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Federal tailpipe emissions could change; water protections appear to be on firmer ground
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The critics say the loss of menhaden in the Bay affects the food chain for striped bass, which are falling prey to overfishing, and osprey.
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The Virginia Marine Resources Commission voted 5-4 to repeal the regulation that has been in place since 2008 prohibiting the winter season.
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The new testing comes as part of the federal government passing final PFAS rules in April.
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Geologists study the Earth’s materials and processes. In Virginia, the job requires a wide array of knowledge to address how landfills may be built that won’t leak fluids into groundwater, and how railroad tracks should be constructed in more rocky terrain on a hillside.
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Starting Friday, some anglers in Virginia will be able to cast their fishing lines into salt waters at the cost everyone can afford: free.
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The VMRC Crab Management Advisory Committee voted last Wednesday afternoon to have the larger body consider allowing catches past December at its June meeting.
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Youngkin has now vetoed a total of 201 bills from the 2024 legislative session, a record-setting number for a modern governor that reflects Virginia’s divided government.
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Subsidiary Ocean Harvesters said the lawsuit is ‘without merit.’