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Duke Energy’s North Allegheny Windpower Project east of Pittsburgh features 35 wind turbines and is capable of producing enough energy to power roughly 21,000 homes. Photo courtesy Duke Energy

Your Environment Update for December 16, 2015

The Allegheny FrontDecember 16, 2015

Democratic lawmakers have negotiated a five-year extension of federal wind and solar incentives designed to encourage more renewable energy production in the U.S.

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Negotiators look over the new text of the COP21 climate agreement, December 9, 2015. Photo: Benjamin Géminel / COP21

Your Environment Update for December 9, 2015

The Allegheny FrontDecember 9, 2015

Negotiators continue to hammer out a climate change agreement in Paris. But huge questions remain about how strong and ambitious it will be.

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Energy

Western Pennsylvania Voters Talk Climate Change And Fracking

Following Pennsylvania Shale Gas to Scotland

DEP fines CNX $310,000 for Pipeline Spills in Washington County

Climate

Rising Seas Puts Hundreds of Superfund Sites at Risk, Study Says

Joe Biden’s Evolving Climate Policy

Plan to ‘Reimagine Appalachia’ Touts Jobs, Justice and Sustainability for the Ohio Valley

Health

Environmental Groups Win New Coke Oven Regulation

Group Hopes Grand Jury Report Will Put Health at Center of Fracking Debate

Department of Health Says It Is Looking Into Fracking Risks Following Grand Jury Report

Coronavirus

Green Stimulus Proposal Calls for Departure from Legislative Business as Usual

Shell Putting COVID Testing Site at Its Beaver County Cracker

Coal Towns Were Counting on Recreation for New Jobs. Then Coronavirus Hit.

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Your Environment Update for December 16, 2015

Your Environment Update for December 9, 2015