PA Environment Digest Blog: Friday PA Environmental NewsClips

Gov. Wolf, State Treasurer Torsella both said on Sept. 15 the state’s General Fund account will fall to zero and they will be unable to pay bills. Gov. Wolf said he will take action today, probably a freeze on a significant amount of state spending, to realign revenue to spending.

AP: PA On Edge Of Missing Payments In Budget Stalemate

Delco Legislators Split Mostly Along Party Lines On PA Budget Fix
Editorial: System Rigged For Gas Drillers

EPCAMR Receives $390 DEP Grant For Water Quality Assessments

Consol Halts Mining While Waiting for New Stream Protection Plan Response

PA Coal Production Up By 20 Percent From 2016

After Generations Working In Coal, Young W. Virginians Are Finding Jobs In Solar

Three Mile Island Fights Once Again For Its Nuclear Survival

Monroeville Approves Seismic Testing Ordinance

Hedge Fund Pressures EQT To Split Drilling, Pipeline Assets

PPL Transmission Line Rebuild Subject Of Open House In Lehigh County
Take Five Fridays With Pam, PA Parks & Forests Foundation

Ash Tree Species Pushed To Brink Of Extinction By Beetle
Editorial: Bald Eagle Deaths From Lead Should Spur Action

In Memoriam: Dr. Douglas Ayers, Lifelong Active Conservationist In Northeast PA