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partners for a tour of HRSD’s Sustainable Water Initiative for Tomorrow (SWIFT) Research Center. The visit highlighted … place in Virginia’s Second District to advance water reuse technology, strengthen water security, and protect the long
Horsford (NV-04), Gwen Moore (WI-04), Maxine Waters (CA-43), Suhas Subramanyam (VA-10), and Jahana Hayes
military to sink boats in international waters near South America. To date, more than 65 separate strikes have
lands have the resources they need to maintain water safety. Last summer, communities on Virginia’s Eastern Shore
centers. Those facilities place extraordinary demands on electricity, water, and local communities. Communities should not be asked … facilities will mean for their electric grid, their water supply, their air quality, and their local infrastructure
increasing demands on local communities, electricity grids, and water resources, Sen. Warner is introducing legislation to ensure greater … publicly disclose key information about their energy and water consumption, emissions, backup generation, and other operational impacts – providing
relief in a separate grant for Washington County water line repairs. In January 2026, Congressman Griffith announced more … more than $8.6 million in Helene relief for water line repair. In April 2026, Congressman Griffith announced more
Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL-25), Maxine Waters (CA-43), Bonnie Watson Coleman (NJ-12), George Whitesides
Congresswoman Julia Brownley’s (CA-26) bipartisan Advancing Water Research and Collaboration (AWRC) Act was favorably reported … conduct research that addresses state and regional water problems. "Reliable water research is essential to protecting our natural
Griffith (R-VA) issued the following statement: “Potable water is an important resource for Southwest Virginia communities. “This
installation of a generator at a local water treatment facility In response to these grant notices, U.S. Congressman … relief in a separate grant for Washington County water line repairs. In January 2026, Congressman Griffith announced more
relief in a separate grant for Washington County water line repairs. In January 2026, Congressman Griffith announced more … more than $8.6 million in Helene relief for water line repair. In April 2026, Congressman Griffith announced more
made it clear that the energy costs and water usage for a project of this size would
relief in a separate grant for Washington County water line repairs. In January 2026, Congressman Griffith announced more … more than $8.6 million in Helene relief for water line repair. In April 2026, Congressman Griffith announced more
measure and discuss their energy and water use. Communities can’t make fully-informed decisions on where … accurate method for how much power and water these facilities use so we can understand their impact
measure and discuss their energy and water use. Communities can’t make fully-informed decisions on where … simple way to track how much power and water these facilities use so we can understand their impact
relief in a separate grant for Washington County water line repairs. In January 2026, Congressman Griffith announced more … more than $8.6 million in Helene relief for water line repair. In April 2026, Congressman Griffith announced more
related infrastructure—including on energy costs, air quality, water quality, noise and light pollution, and land … Diversity, Union of Concerned Scientists, GreenLatinos, Food and Water Watch, Moms’ Clean Air Force, and the Natural Resources
successful attack on the power grid can disable water treatment operations, which can shut down hospitals and schools
development programs that expand access to reliable broadband, water infrastructure programs, and rural infrastructure and economic development initiatives
while meeting the nation’s energy needs. “Reducing water pollution and other detrimental effects of toxic mining disposal … provisions included in my bill to safeguard our waters and lands from toxic waste are necessary to protect
only whale species found exclusively in U.S. waters, of which only about 50 remain. The consequences of weakening
unaddressed. With concerns ranging from lack of hot water, to persistent leaks, to a broken elevator system making
Health’s Division of Shellfish Sanitation monitoring water quality and environmental health issues in the watershed
Health’s Division of Shellfish Sanitation monitoring water quality and environmental health issues in the watershed