Book your
Lynchburg adventure!
  • About
    • Our Mission & Vision
    • Board of Directors
    • Staff
    • Publications
    • Employment
    • Contact us
  • Programs
    • Overview
    • Advocacy
    • Education
    • Watershed Restoration
    • James Riverkeepers
    • Community Conservation
  • Newsroom
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
DONATE NOW
  • Donate 
  • About 
    • Make A Gift
    • Meet Our Team
    • Offices and Facilities
    • Publications
    • Board of Directors
    • Financials
    • Employment
    • Contact us
  • Programs 
    • Advocacy
    • James RIVERKEEPER® Program
    • Community Conservation
      • Bellemeade Green Street Project
      • Greening Amherst County Public Libraries
      • Greening Richmond Public Libraries
      • Petersburg’s Lakemont Neighborhood
      • Petersburg Citywide Drainage Study
    • Education
    • James River Leadership Expeditions
    • Watershed Restoration
    • James River Buffers
    • Living Shorelines
  • News and Events 
    • Newsroom
    • 50th Anniversary Gala
    • Connect with the James
    • Sturgeon Watching Trips
    • Webinar Series
    • Calendar
  • Explore the James 
    • State of the James
    • About the James River
    • James River History
    • James River Maps
    • Virtual Classroom
    • James River Virtual Experience
    • The Great Return of the Atlantic Sturgeon
    • James River Watch
    • Stay Safe on the James
  • Help the James 
    • Make A Gift
      • Shop for the James
      • Corporate Sponsorship
    • Volunteer
    • Become an Advocate
    • Get Involved on Land
    • Help on the Water
    • River Shop
Select Page
DONATE NOW
Book your Lynchburg adventure!
James River Association
  • Donate 
  • About 
    • Make A Gift
    • Meet Our Team
    • Offices and Facilities
    • Publications
    • Board of Directors
    • Financials
    • Employment
    • Contact us
  • Programs 
    • Advocacy
    • James RIVERKEEPER® Program
    • Community Conservation
      • Bellemeade Green Street Project
      • Greening Amherst County Public Libraries
      • Greening Richmond Public Libraries
      • Petersburg’s Lakemont Neighborhood
      • Petersburg Citywide Drainage Study
    • Education
    • James River Leadership Expeditions
    • Watershed Restoration
    • James River Buffers
    • Living Shorelines
  • News and Events 
    • Newsroom
    • 50th Anniversary Gala
    • Connect with the James
    • Sturgeon Watching Trips
    • Webinar Series
    • Calendar
  • Explore the James 
    • State of the James
    • About the James River
    • James River History
    • James River Maps
    • Virtual Classroom
    • James River Virtual Experience
    • The Great Return of the Atlantic Sturgeon
    • James River Watch
    • Stay Safe on the James
  • Help the James 
    • Make A Gift
      • Shop for the James
      • Corporate Sponsorship
    • Volunteer
    • Become an Advocate
    • Get Involved on Land
    • Help on the Water
    • River Shop
Select Page
Donate Now
Donate Now
Approved Permit to Dewater Coal Ash Ponds Poses Threat to the James River

Approved Permit to Dewater Coal Ash Ponds Poses Threat to the James River

by Adrienne Kotula | Jan 15, 2016 | Advocacy, News, Press Release | 0 comments

PRESS STATEMENT Approved Permit to Dewater Coal Ash Ponds Poses Threat to the James River January 15, 2016 On January 14, 2016, the State Water Control Board approved the permit to release 356 million gallons of wastewater from coal ash ponds at the Dominion Bremo...
Approved Permit to Dewater Coal Ash Ponds Poses Threat to the James River

James River Association Objects to Draft Permit to Dewater Coal Ash Ponds at Dominion’s Bremo Power Station

by Adrienne Kotula | Jan 12, 2016 | Advocacy, News, Press Release | 0 comments

PRESS STATEMENT James River Association Objects to Draft Permit to Dewater Coal Ash Ponds at Dominion’s Bremo Power Station January 12, 2016 On Thursday, January 14, 2016, the James River Association will join the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) and citizens...
Approved Permit to Dewater Coal Ash Ponds Poses Threat to the James River

James River Association Objects to Draft Permit to Dewater Coal Ash Ponds at Dominion’s Bremo Power Station

by Adrienne Kotula | Dec 15, 2015 | Advocacy, News, Press Release | 0 comments

PRESS STATEMENT James River Association Objects to Draft Permit to Dewater Coal Ash Ponds at Dominion’s Bremo Power Station December 15, 2015 Yesterday, the James River Association joined with the Southern Environmental Law Center and citizens from across the...
Next Entries »

Recent Posts

  • Conservation Tips: Skip the Salt this Winter
  • Together for Tomorrow: 2025 Living Shoreline Summit Recap
  • Press Statement: James River Association Voices Concerns About Environmental Impact of Coal Train Derailment in the Chickahominy River
  • Press Release: The James River Gets an Overall Grade of B
  • JRA Breaks Ground on Living Shoreline Project in Hampton

Archives

Search by Topic

  • Advocacy
  • Community Conservation
  • Connect with the James
  • Conservation Tips
  • Education
  • From The Marsh
  • James River Buffers
  • James River Expedition
  • James River Leadership Academy
  • James River Rx
  • James River Watch
  • James Riverkeeper
  • News
  • Press Release
  • River Hero Home
  • Secrets of the James
  • Virtual Classroom
  • Volunteer
  • Watershed Restoration
  • Wildlife of the James

 

© 2022-2025 James River Association. All rights reserved.
16 South 17th Street, Suite 100, Richmond, VA 23219
info@thejamesriver.org | 804.788.8811

 

Financials • Publications • Privacy Policy
Contact • Press Release • Newsroom
James River Adventures

 

             
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn

Designed by Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress