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Green energy can be cheaper, more resilient

Under the state's Clean Economy Act, Virginia is committed to adding more solar and wind power to the grid. Lawmakers cited concerns about climate change in casting their votes, but a new study from UVA shows another reason to go green. It's cheaper and more reliable.

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Revving the engine for electric cars

When the General Assembly opens for business next month, a coalition of 33 businesses and non-profits is hoping for action on two bills that would make electric cars more affordable and available in Virginia.

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Confronting climate change through sounds

When they hear statistics about climate change or see graphs and charts, many people shut down - unwilling to think about what could be the most serious.

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