House returns to session [Budget Hearings] March 21, 22, 23
Senate returns to session [Budget Hearings] March 28, 29, 30
TODAY’s Calendar Of Events
TODAY 10:00: Senate Appropriations Committee state budget hearings: 10:00 - Department of Agriculture. Hearing Room 1, North Office Building. Click Here to watch live.
-- Senate Budget Hearings: PA’s Experience With New Pipeline Construction Shows State Laws Not Strong Enough To Prevent Environmental Damage, Protect Public Safety [PaEN]
-- The Epoch Times: Republicans Urge Gov. Wolf To Unleash PA’s Immense Natural Gas Reserves
-- WNEP: Calls For Pennsylvania To Supply More Natural Gas
-- LehighValleyLive: Increasing Role For PA To Help Europe Meet Energy Needs Faces Hurdles, Critics
-- PG Guest Essay: When It Comes To Natural Gas, Russia Is Putin Us On - State Treasurer Stacy Garrity [Clever Headline, But Not factual: PA hasn’t ‘halted’ natural gas export projects, drillers don’t use 40% of their permits]
-- CitizensVoice: Nine NE PA Companies To Receive Awards For Solar Energy Leadership
-- New Poll Finds 81%, Bipartisan Support For Solar Power In Pennsylvania Over Other Energy Sources [PaEN]
-- The Center Square: Bipartisan Support For Plugging PA’s Abandoned Oil & Gas Wells, But RGGI Still Divides
-- DEP Blog: Plugging Pennsylvania’s Abandoned Oil And Gas Wells
-- Tribune-Democrat: Heating Oil Fuel Leak Stopped In Quemahoning Creek, Somerset County
-- DEP News & Views Newsletter: Investing In Pennsylvania’s Future
-- The Center Square: PA Parks A Major Source Of Revenue For Recreation And Natural Gas
-- PA Master Naturalist Trainee Kristin Joivell From Huntingdon County Honored With Presidential Award For Excellence In Math, Science Teaching [PaEN]
-- Trout Unlimited PA Coldwater Habitat Program Releases 2021 Annual Report [PaEN]
-- Warren Times: Students Part Of Warren Conservation District Rain Barrel Effort
-- CourierT: Bucks County Targeting PFAS Manufacturers In Lawsuit Over ‘Forever Chemicals’ Chemical Contamination
-- Penn State Extension Hosts March 30 Webinar On Current & Future Management Of Dairy Operations Given Climate Changes [PaEN]
-- NRCS-PA Announces Signups For Urban Agriculture In Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
-- Delaware River Basin Commission Summary Of February 17 Water Management Committee Meeting
-- PG Editorial: Getting Tough On Air Pollution In The Mon Valley, Allegheny County
-- National Fuel Joins Clean Hydrogen Economy Consortium
-- PUC PA One Call Damage Prevention Committee Meets Virtually On March 8
-- PA Resources Council, Western PA Municipalities Launch Glass Recycling Collaborative To Set Up Permanent Glass Recycling Stations [PaEN]
-- PA Resources Council Hosts Backyard Composting Webinars On March 10 & 29 [PaEN]
-- Penn State Alumni Advance Communities With Careers At The Sustainability Program Thru The Penn State Center In Pittsburgh
-- ScrantonT: Anthracite Heritage Museum Opens For Season March 4
-- Entomological Society Of America: 'Spongy Moth' Adopted As New Common Name For Lymantria dispar [Gypsy Moth]
-- Fish & Boat Commission Accepting Applications For State Wildlife Grants [PaEN]
-- U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Theodore Roosevelt Genius Prize For Innovative Ways To Make Wildlife Conservation Relevant To All [PaEN]
-- PA Environmental Council Blog: Building Bird-Safe Cities
-- WITF Smart Talk 9:30 a.m.: Controlling Invasive Species In Pennsylvania
-- PennLive - Marcus Schneck: These PA Places Are On A Federal List Of Derogatory Names
-- The Nature Conservancy-PA: March Pennsylvania Nature News
-- Help Wanted: Brandywine Conservancy Land Easement Steward 2 [PaEN]
True Energy Independence Means More Renewables
-- Senate Budget Hearings: PA’s Experience With New Pipeline Construction Shows State Laws Not Strong Enough To Prevent Environmental Damage, Protect Public Safety [PaEN]
-- WNEP: Calls For Pennsylvania To Supply More Natural Gas
-- The Epoch Times: Republicans Urge Gov. Wolf To Unleash PA’s Immense Natural Gas Reserves
-- LehighValleyLive: Increasing Role For PA To Help Europe Meet Energy Needs Faces Hurdles, Critics
-- PG Guest Essay: When It Comes To Natural Gas, Russia Is Putin Us On - State Treasurer Stacy Garrity [Clever, But Not factual: PA hasn’t ‘halted’ natural gas export projects, drillers don’t use 40% of their permits]
-- Reuters: Explainer: Why $100 Oil Could Hurt The Transition To Clean Energy More Than It Helps [By Promoting More Drilling]
-- WSJ: Oil Tops $115
-- Financial Times: Europe’s Natural Gas Prices Hit New Record, Commodity Prices Soar To Highest Level Since 2008
-- Reuters: U.S. Utilities Push White House Not To Sanction Russian Uranium
American Rescue Plan Funding
-- $11 Billion In Federal American Rescue Plan Funding To PA State Government, Local Governments Has Yet To Be Invested. What’s Your Community Doing?
PA Politics - Everything Is Connected
-- Spotlight PA: A Complete Guide To PA’s Redistricting Court Challenges
-- PennLive - Charles Thompson: Franklin & Marshall Poll Shows Tight Race For Republican U.S. Senate Nomination, Fetterman Leads Lamb In Democratic Primary
-- PennLive - John Baer: PA Democrats Could Be In Trouble This Year, Maybe Beyond, Poll Shows
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Voters Split Over Amendment To Sell Of PA’s State-Run Liquor Stores: Poll
-- LancasterOnline: New F&M Poll Shows Pennsylvanians Are Most Concerned About Their Finances Since 2010
-- Franklin & Marshall March 2022 Poll Results
-- PennLive - Charles Thompson: Army Veteran Rick Coplen Steps Forward To Challenge Republican Congressman Scott Perry
-- YorkD Editorial: Calling All Challengers: It’s Time To Stand Up And Oust Republican Cong. Scott Perry
-- ErieT Guest Essay: A CRIZ For Erie When I’m PA Governor - Dave White
-- ScrantonT: Luzerne County Woman Gets 60 Days In Jail For Charges Related To Assault On U.S. Capitol
-- Inquirer: PA Saw Big Increase In Reports Of White Supremacist Propaganda Last Year, But It’s Not Clear Why
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: PA State Agencies Moving To Rid Their Portfolios Of Investments In Russia
-- MCall - Paul Mushick: How PA Politicians Are Uniting Against Russia
-- WESA: As COVID Subsides, Thousands Of Pennsylvanians Could Lose Medicaid Coverage
-- WHYY: PA Gives Final Approval To Delaware County’s First Health Department
-- CourierT: Bucks County Gets $45 Million To Aid With Opioid Prevention, Treatment
-- TribLive: Start Getting Used To These Words: Commonwealth University Of PA
-- AP: Philadelphia Police Shoot, Kill 12-Year-Old Boy After Officers In A Car Were Shot, Officials Say
-- Inquirer Guest Essay: Temple University Mom Right To Hire Security To Help Keep Her Kid Safe Off Campus
-- LancasterOnline: High Family Transfers Stock From Its $570 Million Business To Charitable Foundation
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[Posted: March 3, 2022] PA Environment Digest
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