
Funding for a Virginia program that helps low-income residents repair their homes and receive energy-efficiency upgrades is at risk.
The Appalachian Voice
Funding for a Virginia program that helps low-income residents repair their homes and receive energy-efficiency upgrades is at risk.
Our guide breaks down what the new clean energy programs can do for your home, business and community.
We asked folks which sections of the Appalachian Trail are their favorites, and here’s what we found!
Farmers and small businesses are reaping clean energy and cost-saving benefits from the Rural Energy for America Program.
Conservation groups raise concerns for the future of Western North Carolina national forests following the announcement of an updated forest management plan.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently classified northern long-eared bats as endangered, which could help save the species most impacted by the deadly fungal disease known as white-nose syndrome.
The wood pellet industry is growing in the American South, but communities near wood pellet plants are seeing damages to air and water quality. As new facility proposals from wood pellet companies like Enviva continue, local residents and regional climate activists are speaking out.
In Walnut Cove — a community whose history has been tainted by coal ash for decades — The Lilies Project has turned coal ash into art, and is expanding to encompass the town’s story beyond coal ash.
Invasive ants in the Smoky Mountains pose a threat to native species in the area.
A variety of programs, clubs and organizations aim to support inclusive outdoor recreation that centers people of color.