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Mariner East pipeline construction leaves hundreds without drinking water in Delaware County

Pipeline construction has been disrupting residents’ lives since November, according to the management at Glen Riddle Station apartments in Media.

By Susan Phillips

Report shows rebound for natural gas as production, prices rise

The Independent Fiscal Office reports the state’s average natural gas price from January to March was 64 percent higher than the same time last year.

By Rachel McDevitt

As Philadelphia works to tackle climate change, a question emerges: Is PGW on board?

Philadelphia Gas Works — the largest publicly owned gas utility in the country — has a role in utility trade organizations that are working against efforts to transform fossil fuel providers.

By Susan Phillips

Senate Democrats push for greater accountability from natural gas industry

The bills come nearly a year after a statewide investigative grand jury found that state regulators failed to protect the public from the health impacts of fracking.

By Rachel McDevitt

State House passes relaxed standards for conventional drillers; Wolf opposes the bill

Supporters say the bill creates reasonable criteria for the industry. Opponents say it poses a risk to public health and the environment.

By Rachel McDevitt

Going carbon negative and equity in energy among the topics at Penn State ‘Energy Days’ conference

One presenter said, ““Every single future scenario that says how we avoid drastic climate change is based on having some proportion of carbon taken and put in the ground.”

By Anne Danahy

Environmental advisory committees give OK to proposed RGGI rule

Last week’s votes mark a shift in attitude from last year, when none of the committees voted to recommend the draft rule.

By Rachel McDevitt

StateImpact Pennsylvania invites public to discuss ‘nature of the future’ with author Elizabeth Kolbert

Elizabeth Kolbert’s new book examines how the very sorts of interventions that have imperiled our planet are increasingly seen as the only hope for its salvation.

By Staff

Delaware County sues PFAS makers for contamination at fire-fighting sites

Delaware County’s district attorney said contamination could have been prevented if companies that made the chemicals “had been honest with consumers.”

By Jon Hurdle

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