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Tag Archives: shenandoah

  • Comments to 2018 Virginia Water Quality Assessment Integrated Report

    on April 10, 2019

    We are continuing our fight to force the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to fulfill its duty to identify the North Fork, South…


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    Mostly Good News for Virginia Ag in Governor’s Budget

    on August 23, 2016

    Earlier this month, Governor McAuliffe announced Virginia’s $61 million investment in agricultural best management practices. The governor said as one of our largest private…


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    Atlantic Coast Pipeline Threatens Shenandoah River

    on July 15, 2016

    The proposed construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline would impact the headwaters of the South Fork of the Shenandoah River. Earlier this spring, Dominion…


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    Earth Day, the National Park Service and our beloved Shenandoah River

    on April 21, 2016

    Today, our 46th Earth Day, we celebrate the rich network of natural resources we depend on and…


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    The Story of Shenandoah Algae

    on August 15, 2014

    by Brendan Young, Algae Research Specialist Algae – We all know that it is a natural part of the ecosystem…


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