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Pennsylvanians Realized $500+ Billion In Public Health Benefits By Eliminating Coal-Fired Power Plants, Switching To Natural Gas

PA Environment Daily

Pennsylvania’s energy leadership with the sustained development of clean natural gas is generating substantial benefits for our environment, economy and, as this data shows, the well-being of our communities,” said MSC President, David Callahan. billion in NOx and $445.1 billion - $1.02 billion in NOx and $445.1 billion - $1.02

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PUC To Host March 28 Meeting Of PA Sustainable Energy Board

PA Environment Daily

and Pennsylvania Electric Co. The Sustainable Development Fund will review its activity in 2023 and provide a look forward into plans for 2024. The Sustainable Energy Fund will present results of the past year and opportunities of the changing world of sustainable energy.

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Lucia Baldino – One scientist is an island, many scientists make up a flourishing community

Frontiers

Her work focuses on optimizing production processes and designing innovative methods for the development of nanomaterials applied to pharmaceutical, medical, food, and cosmetic fields. Subjects like mechanical and electrical engineering are still heavily dominated by men, and this needs to change.

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Philadelphia Solar Energy Assn. Hosts May 4 Webinar - Solar Schools: New Incentives Make Now The Best Time To Go Solar

PA Environment Daily

Learn how schools can access this funding to save money by permanently reducing your electric bill! Join Philadelphia Solar Energy Association and PHENND Sustainability for a preview of the Solar Schools Toolkit. The federal Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) provides unprecedented incentives to go solar.

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The Stream, April 20, 2022: Conservation Groups Say a Canadian Utility Company Failed to Rebuilt Habitats They Destroyed

Circle of Blue

Conservation groups in Canada claim an electric utility is failing to appropriately restore habitats destroyed by hydroelectric dam projects. Conservation Groups Claim Canadian Electric Utility is Misusing Funds Meant for Habitat Restoration. The Elk River. Fernie, British Columbia, Canada. Photo © waferboard / Flickr.

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Do We Really Need New Technology to Fight Climate Change?

Union of Concerned Scientists

Here’s one example of why technology isn’t the problem we need to solve : there are many, many clean energy projects that are not being developed right now because they are waiting to get access to the grid. to 80 percent of electricity from zero-carbon resources by 2030. We must turn our attention there first. Thinking beyond carbon.

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RePlanet Nederland letter to the EU Commission about the sustainable finance taxonomy

Environmental Progress

The analyses did not reveal any science-based evidence that nuclear energy does more harm to human health or to the environment than other electricity production technologies already included in the Taxonomy as activities. The result is an almost 400-page report on the topic. Our review is intended to help you argue your case.