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'On behalf of the Lorax:' Bills to preserve trees during home building awaiting action from governor - Vimarsana News

'On behalf of the Lorax:' Bills to preserve trees during home building awaiting action from governor

When Dr. Seuss wrote his book The Lorax, a story about a creature who works to save trees from the destruction of a businessman known as the Once-ler, he probably

Bills to preserve trees during home building awaiting action from governor - Vimarsana News

Bills to preserve trees during home building awaiting action from governor

When Dr. Seuss wrote his book The Lorax, a story about a creature who works to save trees from the destruction of a businessman known as the Once-ler, he probably

In Virginia, New Debates Over Who Gets the Final Say on Solar Projects - Vimarsana News

In Virginia, New Debates Over Who Gets the Final Say on Solar Projects

RICHMOND — As Virginia continues its efforts to decarbonize its electric grid by midcentury, lawmakers are grappling with whether the state or local governments…

State Lawmakers Want to Peel Back the Curtain at the Nation's Biggest Electrical Grid Operator - Vimarsana News

State Lawmakers Want to Peel Back the Curtain at the Nation's Biggest Electrical Grid Operator

RICHMOND — Last year, Maryland state lawmaker Lorig Charkoudian was on her own when she filed legislation seeking to force her state’s utilities to reveal votes…

State lawmakers want to peel back the curtain at the nation's biggest electrical grid operator - Vimarsana News

State lawmakers want to peel back the curtain at the nation's biggest electrical grid operator

Grid operator PJM coordinates the flow of electricity for 65 million people in the Eastern U.S. Lawmakers in Maryland, Virginia, Illinois, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania are looking at new laws to provide more transparency for electricity customers.