PA Environment Digest Blog: Tuesday PA Environmental NewsClips

Primary Election Day In PA: Capitol Building Closed, State Offices and Liquor Stores are Open. Ironically, it’s also National Pretzel Day. Has there ever been a more twisted political season?

A Harper Poll released Monday on the Democratic primary has McGinty leading Sestak 39 to 33 percent in the race for U.S. Senate and Fetterman trailing at 15 percent with undecided 4th at 11 percent; Clinton leading Sanders 61 to 33 percent in the Presidential primary with only 6 percent undecided; and Shapiro leading Zappala 41 to 23 percent in campaign for Attorney General with undecided is third at 21 percent.

A CBS News Poll released Sunday had Trump beating Cruz 49 to 26 percent, with Kasich coming in third at 22 percent.

Harper Poll Has McGinty 39-33%, Clinton 61-33%, Shapiro 41-23%

DEP Says Pittsburgh Authority Violated Drinking Water Law
Pittsburgh Authority Under Fire For Swapping Lead Prevention Chemicals

DEP Requires Lead Testing Of Pittsburgh Authority Water Supply

Lehigh Authority Will Offer Water Testing For Lead

Constitution Pipeline Developers To Fight NY Permit Rejection

DRBC Will Hold Its Own Hearings On PennEast Pipeline
Questions Raised About Proposed Natural Gas Power Plant Near Nemacolin

Tiny Town’s Resistance To Shale Gas Is Put To Test

Conservation Successes Celebrated At Monroe County Earth Day

EPCAMR Finishes Trompe At Espy Run Treatment System

Crable: Landmark Agreement Reached To Restore Shad To Susquehanna
Bay Journal: Deal Reached On Fish, Eel Passage At Conowingo Dam
Harmar-Based H-Quest Refines Plan To Liquefy Coal
Westinghouse Facility Restored As One-Stop Shop For Power Plants

Lackawanna Hears About State Clean & Green Program