-- Article I, Section 27 Pennsylvania Constitution [It’s Not A Suggestion]
House Voting Schedule
-- October 21, 22, 23
-- November 12, 13
Senate Voting Schedule
-- October 21, 22, 23
-- November 13, 14
TODAY’s Calendar Of Events .
October 22-- Agenda Posted. DEP Climate Change Advisory Committee meeting. Room 105 Rachel Carson Building. 9:00 a.m. Visit the Committee webpage for options on joining the meeting remotely. Contact: Lindsay Byron lbyron@pa.gov.
October 23-- Agenda Posted. Senate Environmental Resources & Energy Committee holds a hearing on waste to fuels. Room 8E-B East Wing Capitol Building. 9:30 a.m. Click Here for available online video.
October 23-- Agenda Posted. DEP Small Business Compliance Advisory Committee meeting. Room 105 Rachel Carson Building. 10:00 a.m. Visit the Committee webpage for options on joining the meeting remotely. Contact: Lucas Hershey, luchershey@pa.gov. (formal notice)
-- Observer-Reporter Guest Essay: Why Politicians Want You To Pay More For Natural Gas - By Patrick McDonnell, CEO of PennFuture, Former Secretary of DEP [PaEN]
-- Olean Times Herald: ‘Swiss Cheese’ Below McKean County Oil & Gas Wastewater Injection Well Site Causes Concern [PDF of Article]
-- Beaver County Residents Invited To Join An Oct. 23 In-Person Tour Of Shale Gas Fracking Sites & Infrastructure In Washington County And Discover Its Costs [PaEN]
-- Evangelical Environmental Network Delivers Over 36,000 Comments From Pro-Life Christians To Gov. Shapiro, DEP In Support Of Strong Oil & Gas Industry Methane Emission Controls [PaEN]
-- Beaver County Marcellus Awareness Community Urges EPA To Move Forward With Strong Regulation Of Vinyl Chloride Under Federal Toxic Substances Control Act, While Calling For A Ban [PaEN]
-- WITF StateImpact PA - Rachel McDevitt: PA Didn’t Plan For The End Of Coal, This Indiana County Community Is Trying To Find A Way Forward
-- Republican Herald: Pottsville Schools Report Saving $406,144 On Electric Bills Over 3 Years From Solar Energy Facilities
-- Oct. 18 Planet Philadelphia Radio Program Provides Updates On Wind Power, Local Green Energy Efforts
-- Observer-Reporter: Fayette County Zoning Board Nixes Request For Georges Township Solar Energy Facility
-- Citizens Voice: Fairview Twp. Supervisors Outline Solar Energy Facility Regulations In Luzerne County
-- Natural Resources Defense Council Blog: More Jobs, Lower Costs - PA Solar For Schools Grant Program Opens Soon
-- Bosland Growth, Western PA Conservancy Partner On Lake Pleasant Conservation Area Mine Land Reforestation Project In Erie County To Generate Carbon Credits [PaEN]
-- Walk With Watershed Stewards In The Paxtang Parkway, Dauphin County On Nov. 10 And Learn About The Watershed Landscape You Live In! [PaEN]
-- Penn State Extension Hosts 2 Educator Workshops Nov. 7 On Stream Health & Watersheds In Cumberland County; Stream Health & Acid Mine Drainage In Indiana County [PaEN]
-- Erie News Now: Western PA Conservancy Awarded $169,000 Grant To Improve Trout Run Watershed In Erie County [Section 319]
-- $500,000 Grant To Chesapeake Bay Foundation To Add 100 Acres Of New Forested Stream Buffers In 12 Counties
-- Partnership For Delaware Estuary Summer Camps Inspired A New Generation Of Water Stewards
-- Reading Eagle: Reading Area Water Authority Customers Under Mandatory Conservation Measures
-- TribLive: Plum Mobile Home Park Owner Continuing Fight To Expand Facility In A Flood Zone In Allegheny County
-- Post-Gazette - Mary Ann Thomas: Pittsburgh One Of 10 Cities Chosen For USDA Urban Farming Grants
-- The Allegheny Front/WESA: Pittsburgh Urban Farmers Get A Nearly $900,000 Boost From USDA
-- PA House Republican Leader Appoints Regulatory Review Administrator To Reign In PA’s ‘Bloated Administrative State’ And Help Determine Which Regulations Are No Longer In The Public Interest
-- PUC Seeks Members Of PA One Call Damage Prevention Committee
-- October 19 Pennsylvania Bulletin Now Available
-- DCNR Issues Request For Proposals For Environmental Engineering Services In State Parks, Forests
-- The Allegheny Front/WHYY: PA To Receive $43 Million In Federal Funds To Remove Lead Paint From Homes
-- Sierra Club PA: US Supreme Court Sides With EPA, Environmental And Health Groups By Not Blocking EPA Power Plant Emission Rule
-- The Allegheny Front - Kara Holsopple: New Book Looks At Winners, Losers In Pennsylvania Environmental History
-- Western PA Conservancy Now Accepting Applications For Fall Round Of Grants For Canoe, Kayak Access Projects In Western PA [PaEN]
-- PA Parks & Forests Foundation Unveils Inclusive Playground At Little Buffalo State Park In Perry County [PaEN]
-- Susquehanna Greenway Partnership: Susquehanna River Adventures - Then & Now - Rafting, Climbing, Airborne, Paddling - By Darian Jones, AmeriCorps Assistant
-- Warren Times - Josh Cotton: US Forest Service Fish Habitat Improvement Project On Allegheny Reservoir
Hurricane Impacts
Oil & Gas - National Debate
-- TribLive: Vance Laments High Prices, Promotes Drilling In Pittsburgh Visit [PA Shale Gas Industry Pulling Rigs Out Of PA To Raise Natural Gas Prices]
Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant Restart
-- PennLive - Jan Murphy/Charles Thompson: Three Mile Island - Site Of Worst Nuclear Accidents In US History Poised To Get A Rebranding To Crane Clean Energy Center [Except for the nuclear waste]
Other States/National/International
-- AP: Pressure Grows For Countries To Deliver On Promised Biodiversity Targets At UN Conference
-- The Guardian: New York Officials Call For Big Oil/Gas To Be Prosecuted For Fueling Climate Disasters
PA Politics - Everything Is Connected
-- TribLive: Westmoreland County Launches Voting Probe Over Unproven 2020 Fraud Allegations
-- Inquirer: Republicans Abandon Lawsuit Against Montgomery County That Could Have Slowed Mail Ballot Counting
-- WHYY: $240 Million Floods PA US Senate Race
-- PA House Republican Leader Appoints Regulatory Review Administrator To Reign In PA’s ‘Bloated Administrative State’ And Help Determine Which Regulations Are No Longer In The Public Interest
-- PA Gaming Control Board Reports September Revenue Increased 6.17% Over The Same Month Last Year
-- TribLive: Escalating Medication Errors Pose Grave Risks For PA Patients
-- Post-Gazette: PPG Plans To Lay Off 1,800 Employees, Close Facility, Sell Paints Business
-- Post-Gazette Editorial: Pittsburgh’s Only Immigration Crisis Is Not Having Enough Immigrants
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[Posted: October 18, 2024] PA Environment Digest
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