ARCH2 officials promise greater transparency for hydrogen projects now that it has DOE approval
At a public meeting, ARCH2 officials said plans were moving ahead for billions of dollars in hydrogen projects throughout the region.
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New law requires native vegetation on Pennsylvania highways
PennDOT must select native plants that will thrive in plant hardiness zones and under environmental conditions along highways.
Searching for the Pawpaw’s Indigenous Roots
Many Indigenous tribes, forcibly removed from the Appalachian region hundreds of years ago, are reconnecting with pawpaw, a long-lost traditional food important to their culture.
Green groups, oil and gas industries praise new policies in Pa.’s state budget
Environmental advocates say the new $47.6 billion state budget takes some positive steps, while speeding up permitting and support for hydrogen pleased fossil fuel groups.
A section of Clear Creek State Forest is recognized as old growth
The 20-acre section in Mercer County has been inducted into a national network of old-growth forests.
Former landfill near Emporium could become a new stargazing destination in Pennsylvania
The plan for a new dark sky park in Pennsylvania should be finished around the start of next year. It's in Cameron County in the PA Wilds.
At PA Firefly Festival in Forest County, visitors and researchers experience synchronous fireflies
At a farm in Kellettville, Forest County, fireflies flash like a wave at a stadium. Synchronous fireflies can only be seen at a handful of places in the world.
Report: States like Pennsylvania struggle to access funds for mine cleanup and redevelopment
Of the $1 billion originally set aside, only about a third has been spent so far. States face a long line to get their projects approved.
This western Pa. stream is getting federal help to clean up its coal mine pollution
New funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law means big bucks for Pennsylvania waterways polluted by abandoned mines.
Pennsylvania dairy workers, vets prepare for the bird flu
While experts say the risk of bird flu for the public is low, dairy farmers are still taking precautions to prevent the spread of the disease.
