Friday NewsClips

Rendell Blasted For Eyeing Green Funds
Groups Blast Plan To Divert Lease Funds
Editorial: Taking From Conservation Fund Threatens Environment
Editorial: Gas Lease Revenues Packed With Potential, But
The Trash Crash
Over 500 Campaign Signs To Be Recycled
Report: Idle Machines Waste Electricity
Op-Ed: We Need Flexible Fuel Vehicles
Bradford County May Have To Return Part Of Gas Lease Payment
One Day's Mine Rescue Drill, Next Day's Reality
Sen. Erickson's Group To Eye DEP Permitting

Thursday NewsClips

Environmental Groups Critical Of Rendell Plan To Ease Deficit
Plan To Use Park, Forest Money Alarms Green Groups
Editorial: Mine Reclamation Piece Of Recovery Puzzle
Acid Mine Drainage Still Top Problem For West Branch Susquehanna
PA Issues Guidelines For Water, Sewer Funding
Even In Economic Downturn, Pittsburgh's Energy Jobs Go Begging
PA 11th Graders Lag Peers On State Science Tests
Lehigh County Spends A Lot Of Green On Parks
Presque Isle Deer Hunt Has Slow Start (Online Video)
Harrisburg Authority Won't Back Down On Trash Dumping Fee Hike
First Centre County Wells Tap Marcellus Gas
Company Announces Pipeline Expansion To Handle Marcellus Drilling
Gas Drilling Efforts Create Side Business
Hunlock Power Plant May Convert To Natural Gas
Clearfield Commissioners Establish Energy Task Force
Editorial: Cost Of Lights Diminishes Value Of Illumination
Former NJ Environment Chief Set To Lead EPA

Environmental Groups Oppose Plan To Use DCNR Revenue To Balance State Budget

14 environmental groups today sent a letter to Gov. Rendell opposing his plan to use $174 million in revenue from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to help balance the state's budget. Click here for announcement. Click here for letter.

Wednesday NewsClips

Rendell: Use Drilling Fees to Plug Hole In Budget
Students Solve Problems Of Vacant Pittsburgh Lots
Op-Ed: Green Economy Waiting To Emerge
PEC: Connellsville Ready to Take Off
Foreign Mussels Invade Susquehanna River
DuBois Natural Gas Bonanza
Properties Acquired For Mine Reclamation Projects
Editorial: Green - The Color Of Money Saved
Pennsylvania Wants Everyone To Curtail Energy Use
Manor, Lancaster County, Gets $1M for Rail-Trail
Herb Field: It's Been A Good Run

Guidelines OKd For $800 M Water Infrastructure Funding

The Commonwealth Financing Authority today approved guidelines for approving applications under the $800 Million H2O Water Infrastructure Funding Program that will fund water supply, sanitary sewer, stormwater, high hazard dams and flood control projects outside Allegheny and Philadelphia counties from gaming revenues. Click here for announcement. Click here for guidelines.

Nature's Keepers Documentary To Air January 5

Nature’s Keepers, an inspirational documentary film about Pike County’s 150-year history of land stewardship and those who are continuing that legacy today, will air on public television station WVIA-TV in Scranton January 5 at 7:00 p.m. (Click here to watch preview)

Tuesday NewsClips

Energy Firm Dismissed From Blair County Wind Farm Lawsuit

Wolff Credits Experience For Obama's Consideration

Clearfield Ethanol Plant Taking Shape, To Begin Production 2010

Green Living Energy Fair Attracts 350 People

Lower Macungie Township To Form Environmental Advisory Council

South Whitehall Recycling Made Easier, Will Cost More

Monday NewsClips

Delaware River Report Says Water Quality Improving

Delaware Basin Commission Warns Of More Flooding

Forecast For State Solar Subsidy: Cloudy

Connellsville Residents to Give Input On City's Future

Carbon Market Heartens Investors

Water Use Factors Into Drilling In Marcellus Shale

Editorial: PA Needs Smart Rules With Gas Reserves

Luzerne County Environmental Center On Hold

Practical Steps Are Best for Helping The Environment

Penn State Researchers Capture Hundreds Of Deer

Back At Junk Value, Recyclables Are Piling Up

Lower Makefield Resident Honored For Environmental Work

Editorial: Time Of Use Electric Rates Help Consumers

Felon Makes The Grade In Monroe Waste Authority

Saturday NewsClips

PPL Expands Time Of Use Plan

Event Will Tap Christmas Spirit At Tom Ridge Environmental Center