The intense storms that cause flash floods are likely to become more common in Pennsylvania with climate change, and they’re happening outside historical floodplains.
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Rachel McDevitt Passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, the Democrats’ large climate and health care bill, included one provision aimed at helping miners afflicted by black lung disease.
PGW, which provides fossil fuel to heat the majority of Philly’s commercial and residential buildings, is under pressure to decarbonize. Vicinity Energy says it has an idea to help: decarbonize all the buildings within the current steam loop.
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Susan Phillips Places like Harrisburg are planting more trees to improve the urban canopy. But if roots of trees buckle a sidewalk, for example, a homeowner is on the hook — which leads some to resist.
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Adriana Delagarza 
The West Virginia Democrat’s bill would benefit oil and gas pipeline projects, by making it harder for states, citizens, and environmental groups to slow them down in courts.
The activists say Vanguard should be using more of its economic muscle to actively disinvest in companies contributing to global warming.
The U.S. special envoy for climate touted the Inflation Reduction Act at the Global Clean Energy Action Forum.
As climate change increases the chance of severe storms, outages could become more frequent if utilities don’t act to harden the electric grid.
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The four states in the Delaware River Basin — Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and New York — voted to ban fracking in February 2021.
A three-judge panel of the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments on the case that pits the Natural Gas Act against the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
PennFuture announced Monday that Patrick McDonnell will start as its President and CEO in October.
The Wolf Administration is putting $3.4 million toward building electric vehicle charging stations across the state and $2 million to EV rebates.
Join other Central Pennsylvanians in a deliberative forum on climate change issues.
DEP’s proposed plan approval would allow for the temporary operation of the evaporator for 180 days to process 45,000 gallons of leachate per day.
StateImpact Pennsylvania is a collaboration among WITF, WHYY and the Allegheny Front.
