PA Environment Daily
MAY 8, 2024
. -- Two Months: Road Dumping Conventional Oil & Gas Wastewater Continues To Surround The Home Of A Senate Witness Who Opposes The Illegal Practice [PaEN] -- Post-Gazette Editorial: When A Current Conventional Oil & Gas Operator Buys Wells They Assume All The Liabilities, While Not Passing Costs Of Plugging To Taxpayers; State Could Pay Some (..)
PA Environment Daily
APRIL 8, 2023
East, Gulf Coasts -- The Guardian: ‘Tornado Alley’ Is Shifting Farther Into Eastern U.S.,
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PA Environment Daily
FEBRUARY 9, 2024
Oil & Gas Wastewater Injection Well Permit -- Environmental Hearing Board Narrows, But Allows Protect PT Appeal Of Shale Gas Well Permit Renewals In Westmoreland County To Move Forward [PaEN] -- Liberty Twp.,
PA Environment Daily
JANUARY 21, 2024
19 [PaEN] -- The Center Square - Anthony Hennen: Feds Send $100 Million To PA For Abandoned Mine Land Remediation, Acid Drainage Treatment -- Scranton Times: Giant Coal Waste Culm Bank In Middle Of Dickson City To Be Removed -- Apply Now For Schuylkill River Restoration Fund Grants, Deadline Feb. Schuylkill County -- PA Solar Center Jan.
PA Environment Daily
JANUARY 18, 2024
27 6th Oil/Natural Gas Spike: True Energy Independence Means Renewables [ There Is No Limit To What Oil/Natural Gas Industry Can Make You Pay ] -- Reuters: Severe US Cold Snap Prompts Peak Power, Natural Gas Demand, Drop In Gas Production [Freeze-offs Caused 17 Billion Cubic Foot Reduction In Gas Production; 19.6 Bcfd Reduction In Feb.
PA Environment Daily
AUGUST 24, 2021
Of Navy, PennCEF -- Inquirer - Frank Kummer: For 30 Years She Has Fought A Waste-To-Energy Plant In Chester City: ‘We Don’t Have A Choice’ -- BillyPenn: Spotted Lanternfly Invasion At A Low Point In Philadelphia -- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Aides To Fmr. 15 Webinar On Genetic Approaches To Advance Agriculture & Human Health.
A Greener Life
APRIL 11, 2022
The UN agency concluded global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are at the highest levels in human history and without immediate and deep emissions reductions across all sectors limiting climate change to 1.5°C This would include using materials more efficiently, reusing and recycling products and minimising waste.
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