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VCN is supporting efforts to create Oak Hill State Park, a new state park in Loudoun County.
Virginia need a reliably resourced, coordinated, and comprehensive approach to flood preparedness and resilience.
Virginia's data center industry is growing rapidly, creating an unprecedented demand for energy, land, and water to operate. Virginia must take a comprehensive approach to reform the data center industry in order to mitigate these impacts.
Virginia’s trees are being lost at a rapid rate due to development. Several bills this session aim to help localities protect and restore tree canopies.
We must continue advocating for the Virginia Clean Economy Act (VCEA) to ensure a healthy future for all Virginians.
Virginia must take immediate action to reduce or eliminate plastic pellet pollution.
VCN is supporting efforts to increase access to local, community energy across the Commonwealth through the CARE Act.
Virginia must update the Wildlife Corridors Action Plan to incorporate flood preparedness and improve wildlife movement.
We must make sure that Virginia rejoins the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative as soon as possible through budget items 4-5.12 #2s and 4-5.12 #1h.