Monday, October 25, 2021

Monday PA Environment & Energy NewsClips 10.25.21

Senate
returns to session October 25, 26, 27

     -- Committee Schedule

House returns to session October 25, 26, 27

     -- Committee Schedule

     -- Update: House Session Schedule For 2022

TODAY’s Calendar Of Events

 

TODAY 9:30: House Environmental Resources & Energy Committee holds hearing on “biosolids management permit revisions.” Room G-50 of the Irvis Building. 9:30 a.m.  Click Here to watch the hearing online.  Click Here for more on the hearing.


TODAY 9:30: House Environmental Resources & Energy Committee meets to consider House Resolution 148 (White-R-Philadelphia) urging EPA to revise nationwide Renewable Fuel Standard to provide relief to refiners in Pennsylvania.  Room G-50 of the Irvis Building. 9:30 a.m.  Click Here to watch the hearing online.


TODAY 10:00: House Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee holds hearing on Senate Bill 251 (Yaw-R-Lycoming) which sets standards for the application of fertilizer to turf, provides for the certification of professional fertilizer applicators and for labeling and an education program.  ​​Room 523 Irvis Building. Click Here to watch it live.  Click Here for more on the hearing.


-- October 25 PA Environment Digest Now Available - Issue #901  [PaEN]


-- The Future Of Pennsylvania’s Parks and Forests Is in Our Hands; New Online StoryMap Describes Critical State Park, Forest Funding Needs [PaEN]


-- PA Environmental Council: Now Is The Time To Protect PA Against Climate Threats  [PaEN]


-- Stourbridge Project Solar Installation In Wayne County Wins Environmental Award [PaEN]


-- PG - Anya Litvak: Gasoline Is A Necessity For Many Low-Income Drivers, But Programs To Help Families Target Heating Bills Instead

-- WITF Smart Talk Monday 9:00 a.m.: Gasoline, Fossil Fuel Prices Continue To Rise, Fueling Sticker Shock  [Note: Solar, Wind Energy Have No Fuel Costs That Change Wildly On International Markets.]

-- LancasterOnline: Meet The ‘Trash Man’ Who Recycles Scrap Metal Into Funds For A Local Church

-- LancasterOnline - P.J. Reilly: Ride The Rails To See Fall Foliage In Jim Thorpe

-- PennLive: One Person Died After Boat Capsized In Susquehanna River

American Rescue Plan Funding 

-- The Future Of Pennsylvania’s Parks and Forests Is in Our Hands; New Online StoryMap Describes Critical State Park, Forest Funding Needs [PaEN]

Bipartisan U.S. Senate Infrastructure Bill

-- Reuters: U.S. House Speaker Said Democrats ‘Pretty Much There’ On Federal Budget Bill, Infrastructure Bill Vote Could Come This Week

National/International

-- WHYY: NJ Governor Proposes $100 Million Investment In Urban Parks

-- USA Today: Bomb Cyclone, Atmospheric River Blasts West Coast, Hundreds Of Thousands Without Power

-- WPost: Longer, More Frequent Outages Afflict U.S. Power Grid As States Fail To Prepare For Climate Change

-- Reuters: U.S. Looks To Colorado For Methane Emissions Policy

-- AP: UN: Greenhouse Gas Concentrations Hit New Record In 2020

PA Politics

-- LancasterOnline Editorial: State Lawmakers Spend Taxpayer Dollars On Legal Fees To Advance Their Own Interests

-- AltoonaM Editorial: Time To Rein In ‘Clubby’ Culture Of Harrisburg

-- AP: Spending In PA Supreme Court Race Blows Past $5 Million

-- ScrantonT Editorial: Case For Merit Selection Of Judges

-- ErieT: Republican PA Cong. Thompson Released From Hospital After Positive COVID Test

-- MCall: Here Are Key Numbers To Watch In PA COVID Cases

-- ErieT: Some Erie County Vaccine Providers Wasted More Than 50% Of Their Doses

-- CourierT: Hospitals Mandated Employees To Get COVID Vaccines, How Many Complied?

-- ErieT: Labor Crunch Means Erie School District Teachers Who Resign Must Wait Up To 2 Months To Leave

-- Inquirer: Where Have All The Substitute Teachers Gone?  Fewer Philly-Area Educators Are Taking The Risk

-- Inquirer: Restaurant Revitalization Fund Was Underfunded And Oversubscribed

-- Inquirer: PA Uses Taxpayer Money To Fund Anti-Abortion Organization

-- MCall: Monroe County Priest Charged With Attempted Assault, Inappropriate Contact With A Minor

-- Spotlight PA: PA On Brink Of Regulating Substance Abuse Recovery Homes For First Time

-- YorkD: PA Republicans Among Those Blocking Red Flag Gun Laws Despite Bipartisan Support

-- WHYY: SEPTA Workers Vote To Authorize A Strike If No Agreement This Week

-- WESA: PA Workers Least Likely In U.S. To Quit Their Jobs In August

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[Posted: October 25, 2021]  PA Environment Digest

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