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Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
Tune in here to watch the opening of the 1887 time capsule: facebook.com/100044390380793…
Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
Preparing to be transported to the Department of Historic Resources.
Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
My budget proposal includes $10 million to conserve historic landmarks of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color—the first of its kind—and $12 million to acquire culturally significant land for Virginia’s Tribal Nations.
Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
Today, I announced plans to conserve cultural and natural resources across Virginia. It's a way to tell a more inclusive and accurate story of the past.
Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
The General Assembly has put in the work to keep the Chesapeake Bay clean, upgrade clean water infrastructure, and reduce pollution. This proposal from @GovernorVA will continue that mission by taking further steps to protect our environment.
Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
“Gov. Northam’s budget proposes a historic investment in clean water. This is among the most critical budgets in Virginia history for the health of the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries and CBF commends the Governor’s leadership," said CBF's Peggy Sanner.
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Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
BIG: With my latest budget, our administration has invested a record $1 BILLION to restore the Chesapeake Bay.
The Bay is one of our most treasured natural resources—this funding will generate $8 billion in economic growth and keep it safe and thriving for generations to come.
Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
“Climate change is not a theory. It is a reality. It’s going to change how our coasts look and how we live and work there," said @GovernorVA Tuesday in Hampton. "But with thoughtful planning and a willingness to make tough decisions, we can adapt." virginiamercury.com/2021/12/…
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“What's most important about this plan is we begin to build that answer with Virginians — our neighbors, our community members, business owners — especially our historically disinvested communities,” said Ashley Montgomery, @hanburydesign designer and @_HamptonU alumna.
ALT “What's most important about this plan is we begin to build that answer with Virginians — our neighbors, our community members, business owners — especially our historically disinvested communities,” said Ashley Montgomery, @hanburydesign designer and @_HamptonU alumna.
Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
Virginia’s coastal resilience master plan has just been released! The first in the commonwealth, the plan includes monumental actions to build a resilient coast that aims to combat climate change and rising sea levels. Read more here: fal.cn/3kuwG
Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
The Master Plan will combat sea level rise and protect the communities and industries most vulnerable to our changing climate.
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Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
Climate change is real—and it is permanently altering Virginia's coastline. Today I announced the completion of Virginia’s first-ever Coastal Resiliency Master Plan.
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Background on today's plan virginiamercury.com/2020/10/…
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“Oysters are not only important to our quality of life, but to the economy, as well—billions of dollars a year,” said @GovernorVA on Tuesday, announcing completion of the largest oyster restoration project in the nation: bit.ly/2ZLJH2I
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Some good news coming out of DEQ today! Virginia’s Annual Recycling Summary Report for 2020 shows a calculated rate of 45.5%, up from last year’s 43.2% despite COVID-19 challenges. Read the full report as well as success stories on DEQ’s website: fal.cn/3kfve
Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
Virginia is making major clean water investments in the Chesapeake Bay. We've now completed the largest oyster restoration project in the country, in the Piankatank and Great Wicomico Rivers. I grew up on the water, and it's great to see all this hard work paying off!
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After all partners signed rocks to add to the reef @GovernorVA and @NatResourcesVA Ann Jennings toss it overboard!
Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
Thank you, Governor Northam for your steadfast commitment to restoring oysters to the Chesapeake Bay! governor.virginia.gov/newsro… @GovernorVA @NatResourcesVA
Virginia Secretary of Natural & Historic Resources retweeted
Today, we continue a tradition that started 344 years ago in 1677. It is Virginia's honor to accept this tribute from the Mattaponi and Pamunkey Tribes—and I am personally grateful for the friendship Virginia's Tribal Nations have shown Pam and me over these four years.
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This morning we celebrated Virginia's 66th Natural Area Preserve. We've conserved more than 120,000 acres over four years. Conserving land protects our ecosystems, enhances water quality, and preserves Virginia's scenic landscape for future generations.
