Here’s a selection of NewsClips on environmental topics from around the state

Commuters Are Swapping Car Keys For Bus Fare in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Transit Ridership Rose 6% In July

Allegheny Energy’s $1.2 Billion Energy Project Shapes Up

Electric Bills Might Soar Average 43%

PUC: Brace For Higher Electric Bill

School District Enters The Oil Business

Lancaster School District Going Green

PECO Unveils Green Building Initiative

PUC Judge Deal Setback To Proposed Power Line

Air Products’ Foray Into Alternative Energy Powered By Hydrogen

Turn Switch Grass Into Energy Right On The Farm

The Power Of Sun…Flower In Richmond Township

Rendell Says Solar Mirror Facility To Create 300 Jobs

Editorial: Tax and Dream Strategy On Energy

High Fuel Costs Stoke Demand For Wood Stoves

Coal Waste Plant Given Deadline For Pollution Limits Plan

Towns Join Effort To Reduce Greenhouse Gases

Editorial: Global Warming Baloney

PennDOT Tests Soy-Based Road Sealer

PA’s High Tech Trash Pile

Midstate Grocers Offer Bag Recycling

Editorial: Handle CFLs With Care

Northampton County Recycling Program Cuts Waste

Composting, Like Nature, Only Faster

Op-Ed: Don’t Accept Myth About Oil Exploration, Gas Pump Prices

Op-Ed: Remember Fish and Wildlife In The Drilling Stampede

Bucks, Montco Step Up West Nile Fight

Going Green? Call The Tree Squad

Appalachian Trail To Get A First- A PA Underpass

Greenways Coordinator Picked For Oil Heritage Region

Moul Wants Natural Gas Royalties, Game Commission Says Not So Fast

Environmental Assessment of Berks Brownfield Site Completed

Rendell Announces Montgomery County Brownfields Grant

Bucks Designates Five More Properties As Open Space

Bethlehem Formally Turns Over Land To Wildlands Conservancy

8/22/2008