PA Environment Digest Blog: Thursday PA Environmental NewsClips

No further voting days are scheduled in the House and Senate, although technically more could be added. With the end of voting session, all bills have to start over in January.

The House is on a 12-hour call by the Speaker and is scheduled to be back in Harrisburg November 13. The Senate is now adjourned to the call of the President Pro Tempore and scheduled to be back in Harrisburg November 14.

State Awards Pittsburgh Water Authority Funding For Replacing Lead Water Lines

Pittsburgh Water Authority Secures Millions In State Money For Lead Line Replacements

Crable: West Cocalico Twp. Floodplain To Be Restored In Lancaster With Pipeline Penalties

Op-Ed: 10 Million New Trees Can Help Stem Tide Of State’s Rushing Waters
Modern Farmer Highlights Lancaster’s Culton Organics As One Of America’s Most Fascinating Farmers

Montco Borough Passes Ordinance Regulating Beekeeping

Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline Now Moving Natural Gas
Hurdle: Mariner East 2 Pipeline Operation Delayed To 2020, Sunoco To Use Mariner 1, 2 Other Pipelines For Natural Gas Liquids In The Interim

Op-Ed: Natural Gas Is The Present And Future Of American Energy
SEPTA Is Eyeing A Big Conversion To Green Energy

Op-Ed: Should SEPTA Adopt Electric Buses To Help Philly Be Better City?

Editorial: Tree Maintenance, Taller Altoona Transit CNG Buses

Editorial: U.S. Leaders Fiddle While Planet Burns
Trustee: Worley & Obetz Insiders Built Own Real-Estate Portfolios With Company Aid

Renowned Author Talks About Connecting Families To Nature At Wilkes U.

Da Vinci Unveils Master Plan For Easton Science Center