November PA Center For Environmental Education Newsletter Now Online

The November issue of the EE Connections newsletter from the PA Center for Environmental Education is now available online. This month's newsletter highlights these stories:

General News: Pocono Raceway to Build Largest Sports Solar Energy Facility, Sustainable Business Network Releases Project Report, EPA Presents Environmental Awards to Five PA Organizations, 'Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food' Project Launches Website

K-12 News: PA State Departments Launch 'Farm to School' Program, Wildlife Leadership Academy Field Schools Offered, Earth Day Network's New 'Green Your School Guide,''Top Stars' Contest Accepting Submissions, Cloud Institute Develops New EfS Curriculum

Higher Education: Two PA Schools Receive EPA's P3 Awards, Dickinson College Initiates Car-Share Program, Temple University Launches New Bike Campaign, Duquesne University Wins EPA Energy Star Award, Sierra Club Releases 'Moving Campuses Beyond Coal' Report

Professional Development for Educators: 'Obesity and Other Environmental Health Issues' Workshop, 'Tohora: Origin of Whales' Teacher Workshops Offered, Project WILD Workshops Offered at Ohiopyle

Other Professional Development: SRBC, DCNR Host Stormwater Management Workshop, Grid-Tied Solar Installation Workshops Offered, Wind Basics Workshops Blow into Northeastern PA, PRC East Plans Invasive Plants Workshop

Grants/Awards: DEP's Environmental Education Grants Now Available, Citizen Power, Inc. Offering Renewable Energy Grants, Alternative Fuels Grant Now Available, Toyota TAPESTRY Program Science Grant Competition

If you would like to contribute to future issues of EE Connections, please submit your article before the 15th of the month. Articles should be of statewide interest and are subject to space availability.

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