House returns to session September 12, 13, 14
Senate returns to session September 19, 20, 21
TODAY’s Calendar Of Events
-- August 15 PA Environment Digest Now Available [PaEN]
-- Erie Times: 15-Year Oil Rig Worker With Cancer Fired, Gas Field Specialists Must Pay $184,000 In Equal Opportunity Employment Commission Settlement
-- Inquirer Guest Essay: Philadelphia’s Biggest Barrier To Climate Action Is The Philadelphia Natural Gas Works
-- Chesapeake Bay Journal: Protecting The Water While Harvesting Sunshine, Researchers Say Stormwater From Solar Energy Fields Needs Careful Management
-- Gettysburg Connection: Adams County Planting Partnership Offers Free Native Trees, Shrub Seedlings
-- Erie Times Guest Essay: Toxic Pollution In Great Lakes Remains A Colossal Problem - Western Michigan University Professor
-- WHYY: From Trash To Treasure: Magic Gardens Event Encourages Recycling Thru Creativity In Philadelphia
-- PennLive Guest Essay: Every Litter Bit Matters In Keeping Pennsylvania Beautiful - Gov. Tom Wolf
-- Altoona Mirror: Little Bug, Big Trouble: Spotted Lanternflies ‘A Nuisance To The Public’
-- WHYY: PA Horticultural Society Pop Up Garden With ‘Gritty Margs,’ Mojitos, More Plants Than You Can Count
-- TribLive - Mary Ann Thomas: $3.5 Million Purchase Of Bridge, Rail Line, Opens Path To Armstrong Trail Expansion
-- Wilkes-Barre Times: Group Helps Those With Mobility Impairments Stay Active At Frances Slocum State Park
-- TribLive: PHMC Officials: Bushy Run Staff Must Consult With Native Groups Before Staging Reenactments
-- TribLive: Woman Dies In Ohiopyle Rafting Accident
-- Reading Eagle: American Kestrels Studied At Rentschler Arboretum In Berks County
6th Oil/Natural Gas Spike: True Energy Independence Means Renewables
[There Is No Limit To What Oil/Natural Gas Industry Can Make You Pay]
-- Bloomberg: World Embraces Dirtier Fuels As Natural Gas Prices Hit Exorbitant Heights
-- Bloomberg: Key European Power Price Doubles In 2 Months Due To Record Natural Gas Prices
-- Bloomberg: European Natural Gas Rises As Heat, Drying Rivers Drive Demand
American Rescue Plan Funding
-- Wilkes-Barre Times: Luzerne County To Start Accepting Federal American Rescue Plan Funding Requests This Week
-- $11 Billion In Federal American Rescue Plan Funding To PA State Government, Local Governments Has Yet To Be Invested. What’s Your Community Doing?
Other States/National/International
-- Bloomberg: Much Of U.S. Will Be An ‘Extreme Heat Belt’ By The 2050s
PA Politics - Everything Is Connected
-- Daily Item: County Commissioners Assn. Votes Down Proposal To Prioritize Repeal Of PA’s Mail-In Voting Law
-- Scranton Times Editorial: Urgent Case For Open Primary Elections
-- York Dispatch Editorial: Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Mastriano, Republican PA Cong. Scott Perry Giving PA A Black Eye
-- PennLive: Dr. Oz Campaigned At Bethlehem’s Musikfest Against Its Policy, Organizers Say
-- Post-Gazette: Voting Machine Company To Subpoena Fmr PA Secretary Of State Boockvar In Lawsuit Against Fox News
-- TribLive: Monkeypox Case Confirmed At YMCA Camp In Beaver County
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy: Liquor Control Board Weighs Change In Liquor Lotteries To restore Confidence In Their Integrity
-- Spotlight PA: Penn State Spent $500,000 On Police Overtime At Football Games In 2021
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[Posted: August 15, 2022] PA Environment Digest
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