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PA Environment Daily
NOVEMBER 28, 2022
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Law Columbia
JANUARY 17, 2023
However, the work done by the rapporteurs and the discussions that arose from monthly meetings surpassed our expectations, leading to a wide range of outputs covering diverse topics within climate litigation through multiple mediums. Our rapporteurs also organized webinars covering a wide range of topics in climate litigation.
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PA Environment Daily
DECEMBER 5, 2022
The winter readiness overviews can be viewed using the following links: -- Columbia Gas of PA -- National Fuel Gas -- PECO Energy -- Peoples Natural Gas & Peoples Gas -- Philadelphia Gas Works -- UGI Utilities – Gas Division -- Energy Association of PA The full reports are also posted on the “Reliability” section of the PUC website.
Acoel
JULY 16, 2021
Not surprisingly, the global climate crisis was the most popular topic. Human rights, rights of nature and environmental justice also were popular topics, as were environmental enforcement, water issues, and the transition to renewable energy. A book launch event for it was held at the colloquium ( [link] ).
Vermont Law
NOVEMBER 16, 2015
The following article is part of an Eco-Perspective special in which the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law is collaborating with the VLS COP21 Observer Delegation. on this divisive topic. For more articles by VLS COP21 Observer Delegation. By Bonnie Smith. Chronic hunger plagues. 805 million people worldwide. Click Here.
Legal Planet
JULY 21, 2021
And the recent flooding in Europe , the wildfires in the western US and Russia , and more remind us of the increasing urgency of addressing climate change more broadly. A recent article proclaimed it dead (at least in the United States). That leaves the question of what specific policy approaches we should embrace.
PA Environment Daily
FEBRUARY 29, 2024
Energy Insecurity During the first PA Utility Law Project’s first webinar on this topic February 16, Elizabeth Marx, Executive Director of the Project, said in 2023 Pennsylvania had over 330,000 households facing involuntary termination of their gas, electric and water services. That's on average $2 billion a year.
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