Senate returns to session October 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26, November 15 [Adjourn for year]
House returns to session October 24, 25, 26, November 14, 15, 16 [Adjourn for year]
TODAY’s Calendar Of Events
TODAY 10:00: House Democratic Policy Committee hearing with PA Legislative Black Caucus on environmental justice. Room 418 Main Capitol.
TODAY 5:30: In-Person, Virtual. Center for Coalfield Justice Public Meeting On PA Health Studies Of Natural Gas Development In Southwest PA. 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Updated - Read more here.
TODAY 7:00: Virtual. DEP Virtual Hearing On Proposed Transco Natural Gas Pipeline Regional Energy Access Expansion Project In Eastern PA. 7:00 p.m.
-- Fall Visitors To Conventional Oil & Gas Drilling Areas Urged To Report Illegal Road Dumping Of Drilling Wastewater [PaEN]
-- Williamsport Sun Outdoors: New Clean Water Violations On Loyalsock Should Spark Change, Improved Hellbender Protection - By John Zaktansky, Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper
-- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper: New Clean Water Violations On Loyalsock Creek From Natural Gas Pipeline/Water Withdrawal Construction Should Spark Change, Improved Hellbender Protection
-- Warren Times: 40 Warren Residents Evacuated For Natural Gas Leak Near Construction Site
-- EPA: Most States, Including Pennsylvania, Did Not Meet 2-Year Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Milestones [PaEN]
-- Register Now For NFWF Virtual Chesapeake Bay Agricultural Networking Forum & Listening Sessions Starting Nov. 8 [PaEN]
-- Bay Journal: Chesapeake Bay States To Get Millions For Climate-Smart Farm Practices -- By Ad Crable, Chesapeake Bay Journal [PaEN]
-- Land Trust Alliance Magazine Highlights Efforts Along PA's Kittatinny Ridge To Document The Economic Benefits Of Land Conservation - By Marina Shauffler [PaEN]
-- Bradford Era: McKean Conservation District Holds Annual BMP Tour
-- Rodale Institute: Celebrating 75 Years Of Organic Leadership [PaEN]
-- Republican Herald: Schuylkill County Still On Drought Watch Despite Recent Rain
-- PA Solar Center: New Federal Climate, Energy Law Makes Flipping The Switch To Go Solar For Homeowners, Businesses Well Within Reach - By Sharon Pillar, Executive Director PA Solar Center [PaEN]
-- Inquirer: A Few Philly-Area Churches Are Going Solar, New Tax Incentives Make It Easier For Others
-- Sustainable Pittsburgh: Insights For A Successful Regional Decarbonization Strategy
-- StateImpactPA: PA Climate Forum Brings informed Public Into Problem-Solving Effort
-- Republican Herald: Pottsville Parking Authority To Install More Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
-- ABC27: PA State Police Investigating People Allegedly Jumping Off Wind Turbines
-- TribLive Guest Essay: Windmills Are Our Shrines To Our Modern-Day Climate Change Madness - Robert T. Smith, Environmental Consultant
-- Daily Review: Sen. Yaw Talks Energy Independence During Visit To Bradford County [Dependence On Natural Gas]
-- Reading Eagle: Reading Activists Want City Protection From Environmental Toxins, Oversight By New Environmental Justice Committee
-- Pittsburgh Inno: Pittsburgh-Based Electronics Recycler To Deploy Robotics, AI For First-In-Nation Flat Panel Display Recycling
-- Erie Times: Girl Scout Creates Storybook Trail At Ashbury Woods In Hopes Of Bringing More Children Outside
-- PA Interfaith Power & Light Hosts 9-Part Virtual Caring For Creation Environmental Education Program Starting Oct. 7 [PaEN]
-- Republican Herald: Penn State Schuylkill Seeking Arboretum Certification For Campus
-- Inquirer Editorial: Redesign Of FDR Park Is The Kind Of Planning Philly Should Get Behind
-- DCNR Bureau Of Forestry Forest Focus Newsletter Now Available: Latest Forest Inventory Data Released; Importance Of Stream Passages; Much More
6th Oil/Natural Gas Spike: True Energy Independence Means Renewables
[There Is No Limit To What Oil/Natural Gas Industry Can Make You Pay]
-- Reuters: U.S. Shale Oil, Natural Gas Producers To Remain On Sidelines If OPEC+ Cuts Output Energy Executives Say
-- Reuters: U.S. Natural Gas At $4 to $5 Is A Thing Of The Past, Says Tellurian Chairman
-- Reuters: Exxon Signals Strong Q3 Earnings On Natural Gas Pricing
-- The Economist: Why Fracking Cannot Solve Europe’s Energy Crisis
-- Reuters: OPEC+ Heads For Deep Supply Cuts, Clash With U.S.
-- WSJ: High Natural Gas Prices Cloud Asia’s Push For LNG
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 - Stephen Caruso/Katie Meyer: Unresolved Gray Areas In PA Mail-In Voting Law Likely To Spur Fresh Confusion, Legal Challenges
-- PennLive: Lycoming County To Do Hand Recount Of 2020 Votes For President, One Row Office
-- TribLive: Republican Congressional Candidate Mike Doyle Share Name With Retiring Democrat, Sowing Confusion
-- Inquirer: Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Mastriano Has Fervent Base; Dr. Oz Trying To Reach PA Swing Voters
-- PennLive: Dr. Oz Fires Back In Controversy Over Animal Abuse Allegations
-- Post-Gazette - Julian Routh: Cook Political Report Says Dr. Oz - Fetterman U.S. Senate Race Now A ‘Toss-Up’
-- Post-Gazette Editorial: Dr. Oz’s Specious Medical Claims Raise Questions Of Financial Integrity
-- York Daily Record: PA Chief Justice’s Death Leaves Vacancy In Court And Gov. Wolf With A Decision
-- PA Capital-Star: As Session Nears End, PA Counties Urge Legislature To Act On Mental Health Funding
-- TribLive: Westmoreland Communities Place Their Bets On Windfall From Casino Revenue
-- WITF: Reading Invests Nearly $3 Million In Community Groups To Fight Violence
-- MCall: Montgomery County Teen Threatened To Shoot Up Bethlehem H.S., Police Charge
-- Inquirer Guest Essay: 182 Kids Have Been Shot In Philly In 2022, Here’s How To Help Survivors
-- Post-Gazette: Lawsuit Alleges ‘Rampant’ Use Of Detainers At Allegheny County Jail Violates Constitution
-- Post-Gazette: Allegheny County Jail Warden Responds To Pitt Study On County Jail, Criticism From Activists
-- TribLive Editorial: Public Defender Program Needs To Be Better Spelled Out In PA
-- PennLive: PA Liquor Stores Hosting Big 50% Clearance Sale
-- WESA: Nearly 3,000 Allegheny County Students Known To Lack Homes
-- Scranton Times Editorial: Enrollment Momentum For State-Owned Universities
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[Posted: October 5, 2022] PA Environment Digest
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