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Here’s a selection of NewsClips on environmental topics from around the state--
Budget
Federal Stimulus Is Creating More Than One Kind Of Green
Lawmaker Wants Study Of Consolidating DEP, DCNR
Stimulus Funds Have Rendell Seeing Green
Erie, Millcreek Could Receive $1.5 Million In Energy Grants
Other
Youths Driven To Fight Pollution, Accidents
Economy Drives Road Tax Revenue And Driving Down
Editorial: Global Warming? More Doubts
PSU Professor Featured In TV Special On Global Warming
West Chester Joins Lights-Out Event
Lights Out For Climate Change
Op-Ed: Give Earth A Break, Earth Hour
Oversight Of Chemicals Used In Gas Drilling Unclear
Delaware River Basin Commission Drilling Role Sparks Debate
Chemicals At Susquehanna County Drill Site Raise Questions
Senate Panel OKs Shale Fund Revenue To Erase Budget Deficit
How Will Valley Benefit From Natural Gas?
PA Says Natural Gas Drilling Risks Inevitable
Gas Driller Files Lawsuit Against Township
Gas Activity Shuts Some Folks Down
Gas Drilling Firm To Address Environmental Allegations
Marcellus Shale Brings Opportunities To State
Expert Says Marcellus Shale's Potential Beyond Imagination
Natural Gas, Suddenly Abundant, Is Cheaper
Op-Ed: An Alternative Energy Source That's Well Within Reach - Natural Gas
Methane Gas Payments To Go To Hopewell Residents
Rendell: Nuclear Power Factors In To Nation's Energy Future
Nuclear Energy Returns To American Landscape
TMI 30 Years Later
TMI: 30 Years Of What If
TMI: His Community Lampooned, Resentful Activist Fought Back
TMI: Teacher Recalls High Tension, Panic During TMI Accident
TMI: Mom Dealt With Child's Emergency During TMI Emergency
Global Warming Giving Nuclear New Claim To Clean
North Schuylkill School District To Apply For Geothermal Funds
Central Dauphin District Upgrades Aim To Save Energy
Minersville Area School District Looks To Save Energy
Clearfield School Districts Considers Geothermal Heating
Tamaqua School District Looks To Partner With PPL On Energy Savings
High Tech Light Firm May Brighten Local Economy
Lawmakers' Views On End To Power Rate Caps Mixed
Electricity Rate Cap Protection In Place
Electric Rates
More Utility Shutoffs Expected
Editorial; Room For Compromise On Electric Rate Hikes
Business Owners Learn About Energy Pools
Taylor To Pull Biofuels Zoning Change
Coal Royalties Increased In Northumberland County
Getting Philadelphia Companies To Go Green
Philadelphia Businesses Pledge To Help Environment
PA Environmental Council Starts Green Program for Businesses
Contractor Uses Home As Proving Ground For Generating Renewable Energy
Electric Car Sparking Back To Life
World May Be On Verge Of Wood Breakthrough
5,000 Flee Chemical After Truck Overturns
Economy Drives Road Tax Revenue And Driving Down
Editorial: EPA Performance Track Program
Armstrong Plant Obama Talking Point For 2nd Day
Factory Rennovation Projects Honored
Council Chief Sears Harrisburg Incinerator Plan
Harrisburg City Council Hopefuls Critical Of Incinerator Debt
Editorial: Harrisburg Authority Needs To Regain Trust
PennDOT Invites Volunteers For Great PA Cleanup
Army Of Volunteers To Attack Litter
West Chester Seeking To Boost Recycling
Students Recognized For Phone Book Recycling Program
Erie Tires To Energy Plant Gets Board OK
Wilkes-Barre Needs Volunteers For Annual Cleanup
Dry Spring Raises Threat Of Wildfires
Deer Blamed For Hazmat Crash In Wind Gap
Heritage Corridors May Hit Dead End
Burning Trash Leads To 30 Acres Scorched
PA Tops Backyard Bird Counters
Erie: 2008 Bird-Banders Proved Invaluable
Erie Bluffs State Park 5 Years Old
Billboards Get A Response, An Angry One In Delaware County
Philly Burbs Grapple With Billboard Proposals
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