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Game Commission Cancels October 18 Tours Of Game Lands

Marcellus Shale

Levels Of Total Dissolved Solids Spike In Monongahela

Marcellus Shale Will Impact PA's Rural Landscape

Gas Drilling A Boon To PA, But At What Cost?
Group Opposes Mon Drilling Water Treatment Facility

Trout Unlimited Angles On Natural Gas Impacts

Latrobe Turns Down Gas Exploration Offer

Montrose School Board Looking To $1 Million In Gas Leases

Marcellus Shale Question: Who Will Pay To Monitor Gas Drilling?

Dallas Revising Zoning To Regulate Gas Drilling

Marcellus Shale Expected To Stimulate Economy

Letter: Leaders Ducking Drilling Issues

Natural Gas Drilling Wastewater Discussed

Newton Hears Natural Gas Drilling Worries

Editorial: Footing The Bill For Marcellus Shale

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Environmentalists Press For Clean Air In Allegheny County

DEP: Erie Coke Pollution Worse Than Expected

Experts Say Coke Ovens Getting Cleaner

Suit Settlement Could Further Cut Emissions

Philadelphia Unveils Hotline To Report Idling Trucks, Buses

PA Climate Panel Releases Plan
Report Details 52 Ways To Fight Climate Change

Pittsburgh's Solar Team Ready To Heat Firehouse

Milton Solar Farm Could Create 60 Jobs

Proposed Solar Farm Would Power Dauphin County Buildings

Couple Banks On Wind By Setting Up Backyard Turbine

Fayette Officials Give Conditional Approval For Windmills

DEP To Hold Hearing On Sandy Ridge Wind Farm Permits Blair, Centre Counties

Ethanol Refinery Open For Business

PNC Installs Green Wall

Dickinson College Stewardship

Allegheny County Jail Takes Green Initiatives

Columbia Gas Launches Energy Information Website

SEDA-COG Energy Audit Shows Room For Improvement

German Firm Says Pittsburgh Plant Could Create 300 Green Jobs

Duquesne Light Seeks 5.1 Percent Rate Increase

Customers Get Power To Choose Electricity Provider

PPL Power Bills Needn't Zap Wallets

For PA Poultry Producers, Electricity Day Of Reckoning Is Coming

PA Applies For Recovery Funds For HVAC, Water Heater Rebate Program

As PPL Hikes Rates, Other Confirm Discounts

Allegheny Energy's Effort Fails To Satisfy All

Editorial: Tough Decisions Necessary To Meet Electric Demand

TMI Temps Boost Economy

Hazardous Material Trucks Taken Off Roads

E-Waste Only Makes Business Sense If There's A Charge

Phoenixville Praised As Waste Watcher

Lycoming County Moves On Landfill Expansion

Dreher Trail Project Threatened By DEP Silence

Wilkes-Barre River Common May Be Oldest U.S. Park

Group Seeks To Protect Land Along Appalachian Trail

75 Years Ago, Hawk Mountain Slaughter Ended

10/19/2009

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