Pollution risks from gas stoves are greater in small homes
Gas stoves emit harmful pollutants including nitrogen dioxide, raising health concerns for people living in small homes across America.
Energy
Report: Mountain Valley Pipeline testing released water again
Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) experienced a second rupture during hydrostatic testing, days before it asked for and received permission to begin carrying natural gas.
Pa. lawmakers begin debate on new renewable energy goals
Gov. Josh Shapiro announced a plan to get 35% of the state’s electricity from clean sources by 2035. Right now, 8% comes from renewables.
How the Inflation Reduction Act is playing out in one of the ‘most biased’ states for renewables
Solar developers are going head-to-head with fossil fuel-backed opposition groups and renewable bans in Ohio.
Federal funding targets Pennsylvania’s abandoned coal mines and economic development
Pennsylvania is getting $29 million to clean up abandoned mines and promote economic development. Pa. has the most abandoned mines in the country.
An extension of the Mountain Valley Pipeline might be the next big energy fight
MVP Southgate would run from the Mountain Valley Pipeline terminus in southern Virginia into North Carolina, carrying gas from the region, including Pennsylvania.
CNX plan to turn mine gas into jet fuel a ‘win-win’, or carbon accounting ‘gimmick’?
CNX wants to use coal mine methane to make sustainable aviation fuel. Some experts say its a huge waste of taxpayer money, and "the most generous tax credit in U.S. energy policy history."
Safety, health doubts linger as Mountain Valley Pipeline gets approval for service
The long-delayed and controversial pipeline is set to send gas from northwestern West Virginia to southern Virginia, despite protests from residents and local officials.
There is something wrong under New Freeport
After the 2022 frack out, residents report rashes, foul water and a problem that may be growing bigger. EQT denies responsibility. Documents and videos reveal undisclosed details.
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.
