EV owners will have to pay an extra $200 fee when they register their vehicle in 2025.

Trapping emissions rather than releasing them into the atmosphere is a proposed solution for cleaning up some industries.

Pennsylvania has had six excessive heat warnings since the beginning of June.

The advocacy arm of the Environmental Defense Fund says EVs are getting more affordable and convenient each year.

The National Weather Service forecasts Central Pa. could feel hotter than 100 degrees.

Since 2013, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has given Pennsylvania more than $375 million in relief for severe storms and flooding.

The Penn State team instead put together a measurement system including the more-broad smoke forecasts from NOAA and hourly data from on-the-ground sensors.

Federal money is going toward projects to help fix an ‘overwhelmed’ sewer system.

The Vitro Glass plant in Cumberland County uses oxy-fuel technology to reduce its natural gas use by 20%.

A warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture, which can fuel heavy rain events and flash floods.