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TODAY’s Calendar Of Events
-- Marcellus Drilling News/The Allegheny Front: University Of Pittsburgh Study Finds At Least 800,000 Tons Of Oil & Gas Waste Sent To Landfills Unaccounted For In One Year; Oil & Gas Waste Adds To Radiation Accumulation In Stream Sediments [PaEN]
-- Marcellus Drilling News: 800,000 Tons Of Drilling, Frack Waste Unaccounted For In NY-PA-OH [In One Year]
-- The Allegheny Front: Pitt Study Finds Radioactive Materials In Waterways Near Wastewater Treatment Plants Associated With Fracking Waste
-- Marcellus Drilling News: Aborted Epiphany Oil & Gas Wastewater Treatment Plant Resurrected With PennVEST Loan
-- Scranton Times: Appeals Court Nixes $6.25 Million Settlement Of Chesapeake Energy Lawsuits Over Landowner Royalties
-- Fox43: Lower Allen Twp., Cumberland County Makes Switch To Solar Energy
-- PA Solar Center Seeking Lodestar Award Nominations For Chester County [PaEN]
-- Republican Herald: Region’s First ‘Fast’ EV Chargers In Operation At Plaza Off I-81 In Luzerne County
-- Warren Times: Warren City Planners Talk EV Charging Options
-- Warren Times Editorial: Power Play By EPA Needs Push Back [Limiting Pollution From Coal, Natural Gas Power Plants]
-- USDA NRCS Seeks Proposals For Joint Chiefs’ Landscape Restoration Partnership Fund To Mitigate Wildfire Risk, Protect Water Quality, Improve Wildlife Habitat, Restore Forest Ecosystems [PaEN]
-- Penn State: USDA Grant Funds Study Of Effectiveness Of Vegetation To Curb Water Pollution On Farms
-- York Dispatch: York Landowners Can Get Paid To Beautify Their Property And Improve Local Water Quality
-- Penn State Extension Seeking Participants In Private Well Water Owners Focus Group
-- Penn State Extension Watershed Winds July Newsletter: Storm Drain Art; Master Watershed Stewards Native Tree, Shrub Sale; Arsenic In Private Drinking Water Supplies
-- Brodhead Watershed Association Aug. 27 Ramble, A Day Of Outdoor Adventures And Educational Programs in Monroe County
-- Inquirer - Frank Kummer: 15 Billion Gallons Of Sewage-Polluted Water Flows Annually Into Philly’s Rivers And Streams, Report Says
-- Delaware RiverKeeper July 21 RiverWatch Video Report
-- PA Assn. Of Environmental Professionals Now Accepting Nominations For 2023 Karl Mason And Walter Lyon Awards [PaEN]
-- Post-Gazette: Butler Area School District Settles Lawsuit Over Lead Contaminated Water At Summit Elementary School
-- Penn State Extension: After The Flood: Recovery Considerations For Rural Pennsylvanians
-- Williamsport Sun: Flood Levee Relief Well Project Scope Changes May Mean Cost Savings
-- TribLive: Severe Thunderstorms Move Through Western PA; Thousands Left Without Power
-- TribLive: Pollution From Canada’s Wildfires Similar To Breathing Secondhand Cigarette Smoke Indoors, Study Shows
-- York Daily Record: Groups Urge FERC To Reject Cuffs Run Pump Storage Electric Generation Project Along Susquehanna River: ‘The Last Bit Of Nature Left On The River’
-- Governor’s Office Publishes Updated Regulatory Agenda Of Regulations In Development
-- July 22 Pennsylvania Bulletin Now Available
-- York Daily Record: Where Are The Spotted Lanternflies? Experts Explain Populations Swings
-- Charity Checkout For Conservation Raises Funds For PA Wilds State Parks, Forests From PA Wilds Conservation Shop, Online Sales [PaEN]
-- DCNR Opens Survey For Public Input On Plans For New Big Elk Creek State Park In Chester County [PaEN]
-- TribLive: Route Of Verona, Oakmont, Penn Hills, Plum Bike/Walking Trail Mapped Out
-- Scranton Times: New Pollinator Gardens Creating A Buzz In Lackawanna County
-- Discover NE PA: North Branch Land Trust Celebrates Nature Photography Along The Susquehanna River
-- Centre Daily Times: Explore The Sights, Sounds Of Soaring Eagle Wetland Thru Hiking, Nature Drawing
Other States/National/International
-- WHYY/NPR: US Could Slash Climate Pollution, But It Might Not Be Enough, New Report Says
PA Politics - Everything Is Connected
-- Politics PA: House Republican: ‘Not Going To See Any Budget Movement Until October At The Earliest’
-- TribLive: Tuition Remains Frozen For PA State-Owned Universities
-- Spotlight PA: PA’s Latest Bid To Regulate Private Cyber Charter Schools Would Lower Tuition Payments, Boost Transparency
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[Posted: July 21, 2023] PA Environment Digest
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