Military land may seem a surprising haven for wildlife, but it can be, because it often isn’t welcoming to lots of people and development.
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Marie Cusick The explosion at Philadelphia Energy Solutions raises questions about a substance — which is also used at two nearby plants — that is so toxic, a vapor cloud of it could travel for miles and cause blindness, serious burns, permanent injuries or death.
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Susan Phillips Climate change, industry regulation and solar power are among the topics readers have been wondering about.
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Scott Blanchard 
Two very different views toward what should happen to it mirror a conversation that’s taking place across the country: How do we move toward a low-carbon future without displacing the more than one million people who make their living in fossil fuels?
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The insect is seen as a significant threat to Pennsylvania’s grape, tree fruit, hardwood and nursery industries.
An Obama administration official says the Affordable Clean Energy Rule will be challenged in court — and the outcome of that battle could have a significant impact.
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Reid Frazier StateImpact Pennsylvania is a collaboration among WITF, WHYY, WESA and the Allegheny Front.
