As Luísa Black Ellis surveys Knitting Mill Creek on the Lafayette Branch of the Elizabeth River, she can’t help but recall a time not so long ago when the river
Virginia’s recently approved budget gives $3.75 million for the final phase of a decades-long cleanup effort. The industrial area of Money Point in Chesapeake was once the most contaminated section
The nonprofit Elizabeth River Project, which has worked for 30 years to clean up one of the nation’s most contaminated urban waterways, is set to officially open a global model
The Ryan Resilience Lab will help homeowners and developers learn how to adapt to climate change. For several years, the Elizabeth River Project has always imagined a space where many
With the newly signed Virginia state budget, $3.75 million will now go toward cleaning up a historically contaminated and polluted section of the Elizabeth River watershed. Alex Littlehales, WVEC Read
Nearly 18 months after breaking ground, the Elizabeth River Project Ryan Resilience Lab is ready to greet the public! Elizabeth River Project Executive Director Marjorie Mayfield Jackson joined HRS with
VIRGINIA BEACH, Virginia — After hoisting one of his 650 oyster cages from the bottom of Broad Bay, Joey Carmack grabbed a hose to remove a slimy pile of bright
Monday, with the governor’s signature, $3.7 million in state dollars will be paired with $11.2 million in federal funds to help with creosote cleanup in the Elizabeth River. Regina Mobley,
Inside Business creates its annual Power List to showcase who’s who in terms of moving the needle for the economy in Hampton Roads, whether they be the decision-makers, the influencers
A few decades ago, the battle for equal justice under the law was a matter of life or death. Today, experts at Norfolk State University say the battle for environmental
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