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HARRISBURG, PA — In case you missed it, more than 20,000 Pennsylvanians could see fewer and shorter power outages under a new round of state-funded electric grid upgrades totaling over …
ICYMI: $10M Grid Upgrades Aim to Cut Outages Across Pennsylvania Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania environmental officials announced $15.2 million in new funding to restore land and waterways damaged by abandoned coal mines, supporting 15 cleanup and restoration projects across the …
New Mine Cleanup Funding Brings Hope for Damaged Lands Read More
EAST WHITELAND TWP, PA — State environmental officials have reached an agreement with four companies to fund and carry out the cleanup of contamination at the former Bishop Tube industrial …
Long-Awaited Cleanup Plan Brings Hope for Bishop Tube Site Read More HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania environmental officials have ordered that two warehouses proposed for use as federal detention facilities cannot receive water or sewage service or be occupied until the projects …
State Blocks Water, Sewage Service to Proposed Detention Centers Read More
PITTSBURGH, PA — State officials and environmental partners are urging Pennsylvanians to take part in a statewide cleanup campaign ahead of a major tourism year expected to bring more than …
Officials Urge Cleanup Efforts as Pennsylvania Prepares for Tourism Surge Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — State environmental and health officials have issued a “Do Not Eat” advisory for all fish species in Briar Creek in Columbia County and Middle Spring Creek in …
Pa. Issues ‘Do Not Eat’ Advisory for Two Streams Read More HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania’s environmental agency says it has pulled off a feat years in the making: wiping out a massive permit backlog while pushing through tens of thousands of …
DEP Says Permit Backlog Is Gone — Then Drops $4.1M to Fight Food Waste Read More HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection announced Wednesday a $17,325,163 investment supporting 89 projects across the Commonwealth aimed at restoring streams, improving fish and wildlife habitat, and …
Pennsylvania Unleashes $17.3M to Heal Streams, Reclaim Mines, Restore Waterways Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — An invisible, odorless gas lurking in basements and crawl spaces is drawing renewed scrutiny as Pennsylvania officials urge residents to test their homes during Radon Action Month, …
The Invisible Threat Beneath the Floorboards: DEP Urges Radon Testing Now Read More HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania environmental regulators are moving aggressively on three fronts, from scrutinizing a proposed data center in Lackawanna County to forcing cleanup of a major gasoline leak in …
DEP Steps Into Spotlight With Data Center Hearing, Energy Savings, Fuel Leak Read More