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An industrial facility with several large stacks against a blue sky.

A Western Pa. town navigates an uncertain future after its coal plant closes

Reid Frazier·December 30, 2024

It’s been a year since Pennsylvania’s largest coal-fired power plant in Homer City shut down because of stiff competition from natural gas and renewables.

Economy Energy

A new book provides hope for restoring the atmosphere from climate pollution

Kara Holsopple·December 29, 2024

Climate scientist Rob Jackson tells the stories of people cutting emissions and trying to remove greenhouse gases already in the atmosphere.

Climate Change Technology Your Environment Update

A green book jacket with the name "Erika Howsare" at the top in yellow, black lettering reading "The Age of Deer" and an illustrated red deer jumping through the letters of the title.

New book about deer invites us to take a closer look at ourselves, too

Kara Holsopple·December 23, 2024

Erika Howsare's "The Age of Deer" investigates the relationship between deer and people throughout history.

Conservation Culture Wild Pennsylvania Wildlife Your Environment Update

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New report gathers priorities from Ohio River communities for restoring the watershed

Julie Grant·December 23, 2024

The report is a step in the effort to create a restoration plan for the 14-state Ohio River watershed that can attract federal funding.

Conservation Water Wild Pennsylvania Your Environment Update

In Sweden, broad consensus on climate action spurs an energy transition in manufacturing

Reid Frazier·December 20, 2024

The main debate in Sweden is not whether to build more zero-carbon energy sources, but rather, which ones.

Climate Change Economy Energy

Get to know trees on a winter walk with Tree Pittsburgh

Kara Holsopple·December 19, 2024

Become a nature detective this winter to learn to identify trees by their shapes, seed pods and branch patterns.

Conservation Wild Pennsylvania Your Environment Update

black and while cows looking over a concrete barrier.

Pennsylvania dairy farms have so far evaded a bird flu outbreak

Kiley Koscinski·December 17, 2024

The state has required precautionary bulk milk testing since November for Pennsylvania's roughly 4,900 dairy farms.

Food and Agriculture Health

How to save energy and make your home more comfortable this winter

Rachel McDevitt·December 17, 2024

We have tips to save energy around the house and links to tax credits and rebates to make upgrades.

Economy Energy

Two gloved hands hold marble-sized pellets of iron ore. The hand on the left holds dark reddish pellets; the hand on the right holds grey pellets.

What will it take for the American steel industry to go ‘fossil-free’?

Reid Frazier·December 13, 2024

Companies in Europe are beginning to cut climate pollution for heavy industries like steel. What will it take to bring these technologies to the U.S.?

Climate Change Energy

New federal funds to help native brook trout in Delaware River watershed

Zoë Read·December 12, 2024

More than $3 million will help conserve trout streams in the mountainous areas of New Jersey, northeast Pa. and the Catskills of New York.

Conservation Water Wildlife

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