By: Emily Scott Gov. Tom Wolf announced Pennsylvania is moving forward with plans for industrial-sector decarbonization, with a proposal to the federal government for the state to […]
Category: Environment
Highly Pathogenic Avian Flu Found at Lancaster County Poultry Farm
By: Emily Scott The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has confirmed a positive case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in a flock of commercial layer chickens in Lancaster […]
2022 “Dirty Dozen”: Produce with the Most Pesticides
By: Suzanne Potter An annual list of best and worst produce, in terms of pesticide residue, is out – and strawberries, spinach, kale, and collard […]
Feud Over NM Coal-Plant Closure Could Cost Customers
By: Roz Brown This year’s planned closure of a New Mexico coal-fired power plant is expected to save money for the state’s utility company and […]
Report: TX Habitat Loss Impacts Wildlife, Hunting, Fishing
By: Epiphany La’Sha Habitat loss is threatening the wildlife, lands and waters that hunters and anglers rely on, and a new report from the National Wildlife […]
Oregonians Can Donate Time, Skills for National Volunteer Month
By: Eric Tegethoff April is National Volunteer Month, recognizing the time people give to help their local communities. John Afryl, senior program manager for Hands On […]
PA Parks Make Switch to Paper, Compostables at Concession Stands
By: Emily Scott Pennsylvania state parks are making a move to go plastic-free and reduce waste, starting with their concession stands, to help meet the […]
Report: PA Behind in Goals for Chesapeake Bay Pollution Reduction
By: Emily Scott With a fast-approaching deadline, Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s assessment of multistate progress shows Pennsylvania remains far behind in meeting its clean water commitments, as a […]
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