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Sunoco Pays $85,000 for Spills in 4 Counties from Its Mariner East Project

Rachel McDevitt·August 20, 2021

Spills from the Mariner East construction were in Blair, Cumberland, Juniata, and Lebanon counties. Sunoco already paid half a million dollars in fines for spills in Lebanon county last year.

Energy Pollution

DCNR’s 25-Year Plan for State Parks Stresses Need to Address Effects of Climate Change

Madison Goldberg·August 20, 2021

DCNR has released its 25-year plan for state parks, and climate change is front and center. It calls for ways to both mitigate and adapt to the consequences.

Climate Change Conservation Recreation

Proposed Coal Mine in the Mon Valley Hits Roadblock at Township Meeting

Reid Frazier·August 19, 2021

The Forward Township planning commission unanimously rejected a challenge to rezone the property to allow for coal mining. Community members in attendance were "100 percent against" the mine.

Energy Your Environment Update

Public Hearing on Proposed Coal Mine in Allegheny County Set for Wednesday

Boomba Nishikawa·August 17, 2021

A coal company is contesting zoning of 950 acres of land in Forward Township where it wants to build a new coal mine. The land is zoned for residential and conservation use.

Energy

Episode for August 13, 2021

The Allegheny Front·August 13, 2021

The latest UN climate report is the most dire yet. A climate scientist breaks it down. Calls for a new Civilian Conservation Corps. And we head into the woods with Pennsylvania's bear biologist to tag black bears. News about conservation funding and a fine for a pipeline company.

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Game Commission Says Its OK to Feed Birds Again

Kathy Knauer·August 13, 2021

No cause has been found for the mysterious illness impacting songbirds since late May. So go ahead and feed birds and fill up your birdbaths, but only after a thorough cleaning.

Conservation Wild Pennsylvania Wildlife

Climate Scientist Weighs in on New UN Climate Report: ‘Things Are Getting Worse and We Need to Act’

Kara Holsopple·August 13, 2021

A climate scientist says don’t throw up your hands. We have to work towards reducing the worsening impacts of climate change quickly.

Climate Change Your Environment Update

Meet The Little Green Clover That Beat The Odds

Glynis Board·August 13, 2021

The Running Buffalo Clover has been around since the mastodon. Now, it's rebounded, thanks to some not-so-tender loving care.

Conservation Wild Pennsylvania Your Environment Update

Could a Resurgence of FDR’s Tree Army be on the Horizon?

Andy Kubis·August 13, 2021

In the first month of his presidency, FDR created a government program that changed lives and the land forever. Could it be time for it to come back?

Conservation Culture Economy Wild Pennsylvania Your Environment Update

Environmental Advocates Call on Legislature to Put More Money Toward Chesapeake Bay Cleanup

Rachel McDevitt·August 11, 2021

They want lawmakers to use some of the billions they have in federal dollars toward waterway cleanup that would benefit the Chesapeake Bay.

Pollution Water

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Atlantic Shores seeks to cancel offshore wind contract with N.J., but says it hasn’t abandoned the project

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