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Patrick Larsen
Staff Reporter, VPM NewsPatrick Larsen is VPM News' environment and energy reporter, and fill-in host. He began his career as a VPM News intern in 2019 and has covered pipelines, urban heat islands, the electric grid and more. You can find him biking in Bryan Park, petting neighborhood cats or listening to live music.
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Residents, activists and a Southwest Virginia congressman want more info.
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The 303-mile pipeline received final federal approval on Tuesday evening.
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Analyst says Virginia localities are already in compliance with the requirements.
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The money will help local and regional groups, as well as state agencies.
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Virginia law lists the invasive species as a noxious weed. And it'll grow just about anywhere it has sun.
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$100M in state budget intended to offset potential loss of carbon-market funds.
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Battery storage is expected to double on the United States electric grid in 2024.
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Mayor Levar Stoney’s final budget is taking shape ahead of next week’s City Council vote.
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Since April 30, students and faculty had gathered at the Charlottesville campus in support of Palestine.
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The Bensley development would co-locate affordable housing and food production