Women farmers listen to their animals, plants, and other farmers Julie Grant·March 13, 2026It’s the International Year of the Woman Farmer, and two Pennsylvania farmers share their techniques, experiences and values. Climate ChangeConservationEnvironmental JusticeFood and Agriculture
A new Pennsylvania network aims to help communities build climate resiliency Kara Holsopple·March 13, 2026Penn State is hosting a new state-wide initiative called Prepare PA to help communities face the challenges of climate change.Climate Change
USDA restores $59M contract with Pennsylvania farm group Julie Grant·March 13, 2026Pasa Sustainable Agriculture has renegotiated a $59 million contract with the USDA, after the funding was clawed back last spring.Climate ChangeFood and AgricultureTrump 2.0Water
Responsibility and fear motivate a young climate organizer Kara Holsopple·March 6, 2026Avery Henderson Thomas, a high school senior and organizer of a Pittsburgh youth climate summit, says it takes a lot of people to make change. Climate Change
Pennsylvania moves to build more EV chargers in neighborhoods Rachel McDevitt·March 5, 2026Pennsylvania is preparing to award $100 million for EV charging stations in public places, such as parking lots for businesses and restaurants.Climate ChangeEnergyTransportation
Monarch butterflies and hellbender salamanders await endangered species protection Kara Holsopple·February 27, 2026Advocates say federal protections under the Endangered Species Act for species like the monarch and hellbender are overdue. Climate ChangeConservationLatest StoriesTrump 2.0Wildlife
How extreme weather and aging infrastructure led to months of ‘musty’ water in one Ohio village Julie Grant·February 27, 2026Residents in Cadiz say the water looks, smells and tastes bad. Experts blame extreme weather, aging infrastructure and a lack of certified professionals. Climate ChangeWater
What the end of the ‘endangerment finding’ means for Pennsylvania Susan Phillips·February 13, 2026One group's analysis found that negative health impacts to Pennsylvanians from ending federal climate rules will amount to $12 billion. Climate ChangeTransportationTrump 2.0
Pittsburgh’s poor neighborhoods are hotter due to more asphalt and fewer trees, study finds Rachel McDevitt·February 13, 2026A new Carnegie Mellon University study found the color of roofs and paved surfaces can make a big difference in quality of life in Pittsburgh.Climate ChangeEnvironmental Justice
The surprising tie between global warming and heavy snow Sophia Schmidt·January 26, 2026Scientists think the biggest winter storms — like the one that hit this past weekend — are becoming more intense due to climate change.Climate Change