2010 Conservation Scorecard
Highlights Votes on Offshore Drilling, Air Quality and More
The Virginia League of Conservation Voters' 2010 General Assembly Conservation Scorecard seeks to hold Virginia legislators accountable for their votes during the 2010 session. VALCV issues the only statewide conservation scorecard in Virginia which represents the common agenda of the entire conservation community. Special thanks go to our Conservation Heroes (100%) and Leaders (75-99%) who earned the most pro-conservation scores in 2010.
- Download or view the Scorecard Now! You can view your legislator's votes interactively without downloading the entire Scorecard.
- At our Annual Evening Social, on May 22, 2010, we recognized our Conservation Heroes and Leaders. (View Pictures)
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- Not sure who your legislator is? Find out here.
- Need to register to vote? Download the Virginia Voter Registration application or contact VALCV!
- Want to learn about money in Virginia politics? The Virginia Public Access Project is the authority on campaign finance.
Learn more about the Virginia League of Conservation Voters - Education Fund
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2010 General Assembly Recap
The General Assembly gathered in Richmond on April 21, 2010 for the Reconvened "Veto" Session. Check out the full recap of the 2010 General Assembly Session and our bill chart summary.
2010 Environmental Attitudes Survey: Virginians Support State Action on Climate Change
Christopher Newport University has released their 2010 survey of environmental attitudes in Virginia.
Information from Survey:
- 78% support state action to combat climate change
- 81% willing to pay now for safer, cleaner energy in the future
- 91% believe we should be developing new sources of cleaner and safer energy
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2010 Conservation Briefing Book
Check out the 2010 Virginia Conservation Briefing Book for articles addressing all the latest conservation issues
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