Tomorrow we go to the polls to choose Ralph Northam or Ed Gillespie as our next governor. It’s an election that’s being closely watched by the entire country, and is arguably the most important state election of our lifetime – not just because it’s been called the first real bellwether of the political climate since
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GMU’s Fall for the Book Festival welcomes Stanford University professor Mark Jacobson, scientific director of the Solutions Project, for a fascinating lecture on his research and plans. From our homes and smartphones to the electricity running our local grocery stores, clean energy is not only possible – it’s already happening. But is it happening fast enough to
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Not sure which Democratic candidate is best? Take a look at their stance on climate and then please vote in Tuesday’s primary! Links are below to see where your polling place is! In three short days, on Tuesday, June 13, Virginia will have a primary election to decide who the candidates for Governor will be.
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On Sunday May 14, speakers, entertainment, education and volunteer opportunities give families a new way to lend meaning to Mother’s Day. Mothers everywhere are becoming increasingly alarmed about their children’s future as a result of climate change. To raise awareness about the issue, the NOVA Citizens Climate Group has organized a Mother’s Day Rally at
After the coming together at the People’s Climate March on Saturday, I know everyone will be pumped and ready to take action. Luckily, there’s a great opportunity to do that the very next day! Come join me in Vienna and learn about the Solarize Vienna program at the Vienna Green Expo. It’s part of the
