Drinking Water Week: A look at what goes into having clean drinking water
This week is Drinking Water Week, an opportunity for residents in Hampton Roads to know about how they get safe drinking water, and where it comes from.
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This week is Drinking Water Week, an opportunity for residents in Hampton Roads to know about how they get safe drinking water, and where it comes from.
Active recycling, thoughtful purchasing and collecting litter are three ways to make a difference on Earth Day, askHRGreen's Katie Cullipher and Rebekah Eastep write in a guest column.
An organization in Hampton Roads collects, recycles, and disposes of people's unwanted electronics for free.
It is the season where ghouls and ghosts walk the streets at night, lit by the flicker of jack-o’-lanterns adorning the fronts of homes, but eventually the lanterns must come down. Instead of tossing them in the trash, composting is a more eco-friendly option.
Litter has been piling up during COVID-19, environmentalists and public works officials in the D.C. region say.