Katherine Hafner

The regulations outline new standards for making rainwater drinkable but do not require permits when it's reused for other purposes.

Charlottesville-based Apex Clean Energy is almost done building a 45-turbine wind farm near Edenton that will power Google data centers.

Even with official action, Hampton Roads will lose a staggering amount of marshland, according to new analysis from NASA and Wetlands Watch.

Retired Rear Adm. Ann Phillips was among the first cohorts of women to serve on ships at sea. She said “as soon as somebody tells me no, then I'm like, ‘Hmm, oh yes, watch this.'”

The National Flood Insurance Program recently made data on repetitive loss properties public for the first time.

Berkley activist Kim Sudderth pleaded with leaders this week: “Please, do not use environmental justice as a buzzword.”

The Virginia Institute of Marine Science says the iconic Eastern Shore species is rebounding, nearing levels that could support a long-gone commercial or recreational harvest.

“Ice to Water,” which displays glass sculptures by Peter Bremers, rings the alarm on melting glaciers.

Artificial lights and glass windows – prevalent in urban areas – can confuse and kill migrating birds.

The local sanitation district just received $268 million as the latest installment of a low-interest federal loan to expand its Sustainable Water Initiative for Tomorrow.