House holds Regular Session June 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21, 22
Senate holds Regular Session June 5, 6, 7, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23
TODAY’s Calendar Of Events
-- DEP Citizens Advisory Council Meets June 13 To Hear Acting DEP Secretary Negrin Outline His Vision For Changing DEP; Enforcement, Customer Service Strategies; Permit Review Changes; Environmental Justice Plans; More [PaEN]
-- House Environmental Committee Meets June 6 To Consider Bills On Environmental Impact Reports; Cryptocurrency Operations; Clean Hydrogen [PaEN]
-- PJM Interconnection Issues Hot Weather Alert For Entire Footprint For June 2 [PaEN]
-- StateImpactPA - Rachel McDevitt: PA Lawmakers Examine Climate Issues Related To Proposed Hydrogen Hub
-- Senate, House Lawmakers Announce Co-Chairs For Legislative Coal Caucus
-- PA American Water Announces Winners Of Protect Our Watersheds Student Art Contest [PaEN]
-- Pike Conservation District: Homeowner's Checklist For Watershed-Friendly Home - By: Rachael Marques, Pike County Watershed Specialist [PaEN]
-- Tribune-Democrat: Victims Of 1889 Johnstown Flood Remembered At National Memorial
-- Inquirer: Philly Had Driest May On Record, And Some Parts Of Region Were Even Drier
-- Guest Essay: Consider Health Risks When Sealing Driveways And Parking Lots - By Harry Campbell, Chesapeake Bay Foundation [PaEN]
-- Delaware RiverKeeper June 2 RiverWatch Video Report
-- Republican Herald Editorial: Dirty Water Deed [U.S. Supreme Court Decision On Wetlands Protection]
-- June 3 Pennsylvania Bulletin Now Available
-- Inquirer: PGW, PECO Gas Customers To See Lower Bills Soon
-- Philadelphia Solar Energy Assn., Partners Host June 8 Webinar - Solar Successes & Lessons Learned From PA School Case Studies [PaEN]
-- TribLive: Pine-Richland School District Launches Pilot Program To Test Viability Of Electric Buses
-- TribLive: Pittsburgh Considering $2.2 Million Study On LED Streetlight Conversion
-- Scranton Times Editorial: Pass State Bill To Get Serious About Preventing Litter
-- The Allegheny Front Wins 3 Golden Quill Awards And Best In Show
-- Lancaster Farming Guest Essay: Too Many Farmers Take Clean And Green Tax Break But Don’t Comply With Law Requiring A Conservation Plan - By PASA Sustainable Agriculture
-- PA Environmental Council In Case You Missed It In May Now Available [PaEN]
-- Register Now! Dive Deeper Biennial Water Resource Conference For Educators Set For Sept. 28 In Harrisburg; Scholarships Available [PaEN]
-- Game Commission To Hold Junior Game Warden Camps For Students 12 to 15 Starting June 23
-- Asbury Woods Environmental Ed Center 5 Mile Trail Run In Erie June 10
-- Penn State Extension: Spotted Lanternfly Newsletter - Checklist For Travelers; Business Resources; Online Learning Opportunities; More
-- Western PA Conservancy: June 27 Webinar - Pollinator Habitat - Build It And They Will Come, Noon
-- Penn State Extension: Home Garden News - Supporting Native Bees; Make Your Property Pollinator Friendly; 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]
-- Wall Street Journal: Exxon, Chevron Near Deals To Drill In Natural Gas-Rich Algeria; Proximity To Europe Makes It Attractive To U.S. Drillers With Cash To Invest
-- Reuters: Column: U.S. Oil And Natural Gas Output Still Rising In Response To High Prices Last Year
Other States/National/International
-- U.S. DOE: Applications Being Accepted For $45 Million To Improve Energy Efficiency In Nonprofit Buildings, Deadline June 29
-- EnergyWire: FERC Aims To Fix The Grid’s Renewable Energy Project Connection Backlog - Can It?
-- The Economist: Global Fertility Has Collapsed, With Profound Economic Consequences
PA Politics - Everything Is Connected
-- PA Capital-Star Guest Essay: Progressives Make Gains In PA’s Biggest Counties Despite Establishment Democrats
-- City & State PA: A Q&A With Republican Christine Todd Whitman - Not Left, Not Right - Forward
-- Dept. Of Revenue Reports May Tax Collections $46.1 Million Below Its Estimates; Year-To-Date Revenues $1.2 Billion Above Estimates
-- Independent Fiscal Office Reports May State Revenue $84.9 Million Below IFO Estimates; Year-To-Date Up $2.45 Billion Above Estimates
-- Post-Gazette/Capitolwire.com: State Treasurer - PA Had $437 Million Investment Income, Treasurer Says Stash It Away
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[Posted: June 2, 2023] PA Environment Digest
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