A Bald Eagle Brings Joy in Philadelphia
Look up when you're in Philadelphia and you might just see a bald eagle. But what makes Philly a good home for this once-endangered bird? The Delaware.
Susan Phillips
Philadelphia, Suburban Towns Sue State Over Moratorium on Plastic Bag Bans
These local governments say lawmakers' extension of the plastic bag moratorium was 'undemocratic.' They say they have a right to find local solutions to local problems.
Delaware River Basin Commission Votes to Ban Fracking in the Watershed
The four-state commission cited scientific evidence that fracking has polluted drinking water, surface water, and groundwater.
U.S. Supreme Court to Hear PennEast Pipeline Eminent Domain Case
New Jersey says the pipeline company can't take state-controlled conservation land for the project. A federal appeals court agreed that condemning public land violates the 11th Amendment.
With Biden vow to rejoin Paris Agreement, cities and states look forward to federal partnership on climate
Cities and states have had to tackle climate change with little to no federal help over the past four years. That's about to change.
Fears for Safety and Climate Surround LNG Export Terminal Planned on the Delaware River
What scares people the most is transporting flammable LNG 200 miles along the I-95 corridor through densely populated areas.
How Energy and Environment Will Change Under Biden
From rejoining the Paris Climate Agreement to restoring fuel efficiency standards, Biden has a lot to do.
U.S. Officially Withdraws from Paris Climate Agreement
Analysts say exiting the landmark climate agreement is not only a blow to climate action, but hinders the U.S.'s ability to participate in the economics of the future.
Trump Pounds Fracking as a Wedge Issue in Pa. Will It help?
President Trump gets fracking job numbers, and Biden's position on the industry, wrong as he makes play for rural voters. But will it work?
Sunoco asks Environmental Hearing Board to Block New DEP Shutdown of Mariner East Drilling Site
A judge temporarily allows construction to continue at the troubled Chester County site, pending a hearing scheduled for Sept. 1.
