Former DEP secretary wants spreading conventional oil and gas wastewater on roads to remain illegal
State regulators haven't issued a permit for conventional oil and gas well owners to dump wastewater on roads for years, but it still happens.
Kara Holsopple
Your Lawn Is an ‘Ecological Deadzone.’ The Case For Replacing It with Native Plants
Entomologist Doug Tallamy says ditching half of our lawn space could make room for planet-saving biodiversity.
Activists celebrate as plans for a chemical recycling plant are canceled
The proposed plant would have turned plastic waste into chemicals along the Susquehanna River.
Teens network and strategize around climate action
An annual summit in Pittsburgh brings area high school students together for climate solutions education and movement building.
Why conservationists are pushing to get the new Farm Bill reauthorized
The legislation that sets agricultural policy, including conservation programs, is being held up in Congress.
A school day built around birds gives students many ways into their world
The Campus Laboratory School at Carlow University taught students about birds through art, music, poetry, machine learning and even sports.
A Pennsylvania resident impacted by the Norfolk Southern derailment pushes for answers
Hilary Flint of Enon Valley says she's can't live in her home full-time because of chemical contamination. She turned her situation into action.
Meet the nominees for Pennsylvania’s 2024 River of the Year
Two rivers in western Pennsylvania, and one in the northeastern part of the state are vying for the title and a $10,000 grant.
COP28 Roundup: Food, Health, Disaster Relief and the Oceans
The UN climate negotiations ended in Dubai with an agreement that finally acknowledges moving away from fossil fuels. What else happened?
How a state bill and federal rule change could protect kids from lead in water
A proposed update to a federal rule and a bill in Pennsylvania could go a long way to prevent children's exposure to lead which impacts their IQ and wellbeing.
