Explore the latest news and updates on the Asheville NC environment, where the stunning natural landscapes and diverse ecosystems are a focal point for conservation efforts and sustainability initiatives. This category page offers in-depth articles on local environmental issues, including air and water quality, wildlife protection, climate change impacts, and community-led solutions. Stay informed about the initiatives taken by local organizations and government bodies to preserve Asheville’s rich biodiversity and promote eco-friendly practices. Discover how residents and activists are coming together to create a greener future for this vibrant community nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Asheville, North Carolina, September 23, 2025 News Summary Blue Ridge Power, a solar company based in Asheville, is set to lay off 517 employees as it
News Summary Asheville is actively seeking designers to help restore parks along the French Broad River which were damaged by Hurricane Helene last September. With
News Summary Asheville is celebrating the Green Home of the Year Award for ‘Green Haven,’ developed by Red Tree Builders-Alair Asheville. This innovative home excels
News Summary Residents of Asheville are uniting to protect their cherished urban forest from potential development related to UNC Asheville. With the community expressing concerns
News Summary Asheville has launched the Too Good To Go app, aimed at reducing food waste and offering consumers discounted mystery bags from local restaurants.
News Summary The Regen Hub, a new community initiative focusing on sustainability and equity, officially opened its doors on February 28th in Asheville. The hub
News Summary Asheville is buzzing with anticipation over a proposed Costco store to be located on Enka Heritage Parkway. The 152,000 square-foot warehouse will feature
News Summary Asheville’s City Council has approved the establishment of a Business Improvement District (BID) to enhance safety and cleanliness in downtown. Funded by local
News Summary Asheville, North Carolina, is embracing a greener future with the Electrify Asheville-Buncombe initiative. Aimed at helping homeowners transition to zero-emission technologies by 2042,
News Summary Asheville residents now have access to the Home Energy Navigator program by Electrify Asheville-Buncombe, designed to help homeowners transition to clean energy options.
