Governor commits $150,000 to study devastating river fish kills

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Virginia’s governor has promised up to $150,000 in emergency environmental funds to study a series of devastating fish kills on the Shenandoah River.

The phenomenon has claimed an estimated 80 percent of smallmouth bass and sunfish along the forked Shenandoah Valley waterway in the past three years, and scientists have yet to determine a cause.

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