The change would require DEP to determine how much of each kind of pollutant can be spilled before a spill is reported. Critics say that's impractical.
Gov. Wolf is likely to veto the measure. The House and Senate would each have 30 calendar days or 10 legislative days–whichever is longer–to try to override it.
After a bruising year in 2020, natural gas production and prices in Pennsylvania are on the rise this year.
The state’s Independent Fiscal Office’s latest Na...
500 Pennsylvanians were asked to answer 7 climate questions. Only 7% got them all right. Only a third said they were well informed about climate change.
The Senate passed a resolution disapproving the rule to allow Pa. to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas initiative. The vote was shy of a veto-proof majority. It now goes to the House.