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House Voting Schedule
June 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30
September 28, 29, 30
October 5, 6, 7, 19, 20, 21
November 9, 10
Senate Voting Schedule
June 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30
TODAY’s Calendar Of Events
Anything Can Happen: June State Budget Marathon Starts Tomorrow!
June 1-- Agenda Posted. House Energy Committee holds hearing on House Bill 2380 (Rivera-D- Lancaster) to require electric utilities to set targets and procure grid-stabilizing battery storage as part of their resource planning to help reduce peak demand and lower system costs, while maintaining reliability and affordability for consumers. Room G-50 Irvis Building. 10:00 a.m. Click Here to watch live. Click Here for compiled testimony.
June 2-- In-Person. DEP To Host Informal Conference, Hearing On Permit To Add 4,342 Acres To Rosebud Clymer A Coal Mine In Cherryhill Twp., Indiana County
June 3-- Agenda Posted. DEP Storage Tank Advisory Committee meeting. 10:00 a.m. Contact: Randy D. Martin ramartin@pa.gov. (formal notice)
June 4-- Agenda Posted. Susquehanna River Basin Commission business meeting. 4423 N. Front Street, Harrisburg. 9:00 a.m. (formal notice)
June 4-5-- In-Person. Penn State Extension: Mid-Atlantic Agroforestry Conference. Pennsylvania Furnace, Huntingdon County.
June 9-- Agenda Posted. Environmental Quality Board meeting. Room 105 Rachel Carson Building. 9:00 a.m. Contact: Laura Griffin, Regulatory Coordinator, laurgriffi@pa.gov, (717) 772-3277.
June 11-- Virtual. Team PA Webinar On Pennsylvania Nuclear Energy Roadmap. 11:30 a.m. Click Here for more on Nuclear Roadmap
June 23-- DEP Citizens Advisory Council meeting. 12:30 p.m. Contact: Ian Irvin iirvin@pa.gov or 717-579-0329.
June 25-- DEP Hearing On Air Permit For ETC Northeast Pipeline Cryo II Project At The Revolution Cryogenic Natural Gas Processing Plant In Smith Twp., Washington County. Burgettstown Area Middle/High School Campus, LGI Room, 100 Bavington Road in Burgettstown from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
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-- In Case You Missed It: A.I./Data Center Articles - NewClips From Last Week - May 25/June 1 [PaEN]
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-- PA Oil & Gas Weekly Compliance Dashboard - May 16 to 29: Abandoned Shale Gas Well Violations; Shale Gas Well Pollutes Water Supply; Illegal Wastewater Injection Well; Pipeline Drilling Spills; No Noise Control Standards [PaEN]
-- WQED: The Price Of Progress: Watch This 2010 Report On The Impacts Of Shale Gas Development And You’ll See There Has Been Very Little Improvement In The Way We Protect Citizens From Drilling/Gas Infrastructure Impacts
-- TribLive: Trail Organizers In Western PA Prep For Summer Season
-- LehighValleyLive: Work Starts On Opening Key D&L Trail Link, Inching Eastern PA Closer To 165-Mile Connection
-- PennLive: Old Railroad Land To Become Part Of Panhandle Trail In Western PA Thanks To New State Funding
-- Scranton Times: Scranton School District Whittier Elementary School To Get New Reimagined Neighborhood Playground With Help From Trust For Public Land, Valley In Motion
-- Post-Gazette: Dirt Bike Rider Killed In Collision With Bus In Homewood
A.I. /Data Centers
-- TribLive: Opponents Of Springdale A.I. Data Center Pin Hopes On Allegheny County Oversight
-- Scranton Times - Chris Kelly Opinion: Shapiro Is ‘Patient Zero’ Of A.I. Data Center Virus; State Treasurer Garrity Has Decided To At Least Appear To Take The Medicine [PDF of Article]
-- TribLive Editorial: Preserving Humanity Amid A.I. Revolution
-- Post-Gazette: As Students Protest Artificial Intelligence, Pitt Professor Cautions: ‘We Cannot Delay The A.I. Adoption’
International/National Impacts On PA Natural Gas
[Energy Independence Means Renewables]
-- May 31: PA Average AAA Gasoline Price Dropped 10 Cents Since Tuesday, Now $4.49/Gallon - $1.39/Gallon Higher Than On Feb. 27 [Venango County Average Price Still Highest at $4.83]
-- Let’s Celebrate! My Neighborhood Sheetz Dropped Gasoline 35 Cents, Diesel 21 Cents In Last 16 Days
-- May 31: Average AAA Gasoline Prices: National- $4.33 Ohio- $4.35 PA- $4.49
-- Feb. 27: Average AAA Gasoline Prices: National- $2.98 Ohio- $2.79 PA- $3.11
-- Baker Hughes [May 29]: Natural Gas Drill Rigs In PA- 17-- Same For 3 Weeks
-- Fox Business: Exxon Chief Warns Of Skyrocketing Oil Prices, Could Go As High As $160; ‘We’re Approaching Unheard Of Inventory Levels,’ ‘Really, Really Low Levels’
-- The Street: Chevron CEO Drops Stark Warning That Oil Inventories That Cushioned The Shock Of The Iran War Are Nearly Gone, Prices Likely To Jump
Federal Administration
-- Chesapeake Bay Journal: Virginia, Maryland Craft Stricter Coal Ash Disposal Rules As EPA Pulls Back
PA Politics - Everything Is Connected
-- Post-Gazette: As Allegheny County Mortgage Foreclosures Surge, The Eastern Suburbs Are Hit The Hardest
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