Wednesday, August 10, 2022

Wednesday PA Environment & Energy NewsClips 8.10.22

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House returns to session September 12, 13, 14

     -- Committee Schedule

Senate returns to session September 19, 20, 21

     -- Committee Schedule

TODAY’s Calendar Of Events

 

TODAY 10:00: Joint Meeting Of Senate & House Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committees informational meeting on enhancing meat processing.   Ag Progress Days, Red Barn Annex.  10:00 a.m.  Click Here to watch online.


TODAY 10:00:  House Democratic Policy Committee hearing on Hydrogen Hub.  Operating Engineers 66, 111 Zeta Dr., Pittsburgh. 10:00 a.m.  Click Here to check online availability.


TODAY 8:00 p.m.: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Webinar On Dangers Of Ethylene Oxide Emissions [2 PA Communities Affected].   8:00 - 9:30 p.m.


THURSDAY 9:00: Agenda Posted. DEP Cleanup Standards and Scientific Advisory Board meeting.  Room 105 Rachel Carson Building. See webpage for remote options to join the meeting. Contact: Diana Welker diwelker@pa.gov.  [Note: Presentation of lead workgroup findings.]


-- Penn State Calls For Taking Next Step To Demonstrate Technology For Recovery Of Rare Earth & Critical Minerals From Mine Drainage, Coal Refuse - Build A Processing Facility  [PaEN]


-- The Center Square - Anthony Hennen: Reclaiming Rare Earth Elements Could Clean Up PA Acid Mine Drainage


-- WESA: Researchers Find Spreading Drilling Wastewater On PA Roads Can Lead To Harmful Runoff


-- MCall - Ford Turner: Agencies Disagree On Who Leads Investigation Of Pottstown House Explosion That Killed 5 


-- Citizens Voice: DEP: Reports Of Glen Lyon Coal Refuse Fire By Site Of Natural Gas To Gasoline Plant Site In Luzerne County Unfounded


-- LancasterOnline - Sean Sauro: Sun-Tracking Solar Panels Could Be Installed In Former Martic Twp. Coal Ash Basin In Lancaster County


-- EQB Approves Final Reg. Setting Manganese Toxics Water Quality Standard, RACT For Major Sources Of Nitrogen Oxides  [PaEN]


-- Our Pocono Waters To Release Report On Economic Benefits Of PA's Special Protection Streams In The Poconos Aug. 16  [PaEN]


-- PA American Water Helps Plant Nearly 2,000 Trees In Recognition Of Customers’ Switch To Paperless Billing  [PaEN]


-- Inquirer - Frank Kummer: Long Delayed Dredging Of Schuylkill River In Front Of Boathouse Row Begins; Sludge Gets Pumped Over The Dam


-- Inquirer - Andrew Maykuth: PUC Consumer Advocate Sues To Overturn Aqua PA Takeover Of Willistown Twp. Sewer System In Chester County


-- Warren Times: City, DEP Continue Search For Source Of Odor In City Of Warren


-- York Daily Record: Check Out Progress On Lake Williams Drinking Water Dam Project


-- Inquirer - Frank Kummer: New Jersey Declares ‘Drought Watch,’ Asking Residents, Businesses To Conserve Water


-- TribLive: Cleanup Continues After Flash Flooding In Westmoreland’s Village Of Dorothy


-- TribLive: Unity Restaurant, Storage Facility Join In Efforts To Help Westmoreland Flood Victims


-- Citizens Voice: Luzerne County Transportation Authority Adds 5 CNG Natural Gas Buses


-- TribLive: Westmoreland Authority Mulls Adding Car Charging Stations At Regional Airport


-- Philadelphia Citizen: Michael E. Mann, Founding Director Of Penn’s New Climate Change Institute, Is Coming For Your Climate Doomism


-- Lancaster Farming: Pennsylvania Poised To Meet Ag Challenges - Climate, Drought, Markets


-- Erie Times: Erie-Area Farmers Can’t Find Help They Need


-- PennLive - Marcus Schneck: What’s An Acre Of Pennsylvania Farmland Worth?


-- WESA: Fmr North Allegheny H.S. Students Release Guide For The Next Generation Of Young Activists


-- Rockenbeck And Umberger Families Partner With ClearWater Conservancy To Preserve 8.78 Acre Property In Centre County  [PaEN]


-- WITF Smart Talk: Outdoor Recreation In Pennsylvania Is Serious Business


-- Pocono Record: Here Are 6 Key Tips To Help Public Avoid Tick-borne Illnesses From Pike County Health Symposium


-- Post-Gazette: Allegheny County To Spray For Mosquitoes Thursday After Detecting West Nile Virus


-- South Mountain Partnership Sept. 30 Power Of The Partnership CelebrationHauser Hill, Biglerville, Adams County.  11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.


-- South Mountain Partnership Accepting Entries To Photo Contest: Deadlines Sept. 12, Nov. 7


-- WITF Smart Talk: Lightning Fatalities Are Rare But Precautions Should Be Taken 


U.S. Senate Climate, Energy Bill

 

-- Pittsburgh Business Times: U.S. Senate Climate, Energy Bill Includes Doubling Research & Development Tax Credit

 

-- Erie Times: Sen. Casey Applauds U.S. Senate Passage Of Climate, Energy Bill

 

-- York Dispatch Guest Essay: Passage Of Major Federal Climate Legislation A Victory For Future Generations - Citizens’ Climate Lobby

 

-- AP: U.S. Senate Climate, Energy Bill Boosts U.S. Climate Credibility: ‘We’re Back, Baby’

 

-- Reuters: U.S. Climate Bill Exempts More Than Half Of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Of Oil, Natural Gas Industry From Methane Fees

 

6th Oil/Natural Gas Spike: True Energy Independence Means Renewables

[There Is No Limit To What Oil/Natural Gas Industry Can Make You Pay]

 

-- Bloomberg: European Natural Gas Prices Surge As Rhine Low Water Crisis, Winter Outlook Pose Risks

 

-- Bloomberg: Shallow Water In Rhine River Halts Barges At Key German Energy Shipping Waypoint 

 

American Rescue Plan Funding

 

-- $11 Billion In Federal American Rescue Plan Funding To PA State Government, Local Governments Has Yet To Be Invested.  What’s Your Community Doing?


PA Politics - Everything Is Connected

-- PennLive - Charles Thompson: Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Mastriano Shuts Down His Deposition To U.S. House Panel Investigating Assault On U.S. Capitol In Dispute Over Recording, Rules

-- WHYY/AP: Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Mastriano Cuts Short Interview With U.S. House Panel Investigating Assault On U.S. Capitol

-- WITF: Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Mastriano Used Legal Maneuvering To End His U.S. House Panel Interview Investigating The Assault On U.S. Capitol

-- AP: PA Republican Cong. Scott Perry Says FBI Agents Seized His Cellphone

-- Inquirer: Montgomery County Gym Owner Said His Martial Arts Training Compelled Him To Join Assault On U.S. Capitol

-- LancasterOnline: Republican House Speaker Cutler Says He Won’t Back Alternate Electors’ Scheme If Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Mastriano Elected 

-- Erie Times: PA Republicans React To FBI Search Of Ex-President’s Estate

-- Inquirer Editorial: After FBI Search Of Ex-President’s Estate, Republicans Dangerously Close Ranks

-- Inquirer Guest Essay: PA Is Home To More Racist Incidents Than Any Other State

-- Inquirer: 2 Super PACs Are Pouring Tens Of Millions Into PA U.S. Senate Race Ads

-- Politics PA: Poll: Fetterman Leads Dr. Oz By Double Digits In PA U.S. Senate Race

-- PA Capital-Star: Republicans Continue To Erode Democrats’ Voter Edge In Lehigh Valley Congressional District

-- WITF: Sen Schwank, Rep. Guzman Call For Meetings About Berks County Election Problems

-- TribLive Guest Essay: Despite The Attacks, Let’s Vote - Mail-In Voting Is Still An Option In PA

-- LancasterOnline Editorial: Voters Get A Win In PA Supreme Court Decision Uphold Mail-In Voting

-- Post-Gazette: Wolf, CMU President Among Pennsylvanians At Signing Of CHIPS And Science Bill

-- WHYY: Sen. Comitta Introduces Bill To Reform Hospital Closure Process To Address Recent Closures

-- AG Shapiro: 5 Individuals, 2 Nursing Facilities Indicted On Charges Of Conspiracy To Defraud The U.S. And Health Care Fraud

-- TribLive: Brighton Rehab, Mt. Lebanon Nursing Home Officials Accused Of Health Care Fraud In Federal Indictment

-- AP: 2 PA Nursing Homes Accused Of Health Care Fraud

-- TribLive Editorial: Nursing Home Fraud Crimes Aren’t Just About Money

-- Post-Gazette: Pittsburgh-Area Home Health Care Company Ordered To Pay $1.5 Million In Back Wages

-- PA Capital-Star: Gun Violence Surges In Philadelphia Despite Recent Efforts To Tame It

-- PA Capital-Star Guest Essay: To Prevent Shootings, Teachers Need To Be Armed With Information, Not Guns - Fmr Lawrence County DA

-- MCall: Lehigh Valley School District Adopts Code Of Conduct Acknowledging Transgender Students’ Rights

-- WESA: Fmr North Allegheny H.S. Students Release Guide For The Next Generation Of Young Activists

-- MCall: Lehigh Valley Employers Offering Stipends, Raises, Flexible Schedules To Fight Inflation

-- The Center Square: Broadband Expansion In PA Could Give Rural Economies A Boost

-- York Daily Record: Hershey Will Have Enough Candy For Halloween, But It Will Cost More

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[Posted: August 10, 2022]  PA Environment Digest

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