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With 1 Year Left, Rendell's Legacy Is Already Set

PA Budget Cuts Degrade Environmental Agencies

Environmental Awards In Abington

PSU Investigates Climategate

Climate Theory Emails Missing
PSU To Look At Climate Emails

Climategate Effects Unclear

Climatologist Leaves Post In Inquiry Over Email Leaks

PSU Professor Feels Fallout Of Climategate Emails

Penn State Professor Welcomes Climate Change Scrutiny

Emails Fueling Climate Debate
Nothing To Hide Says Penn State Climatologist

Editorial: Polics, Science Mix Like Oil and Water On Climate Issue
Editorial: Climate Scientists Aren't Above Scandal

PSU Power Plant Upgrade To Cost At Least $200 Million

Exelon Closing Two PA Fossil Fuel Power Plants

Work On $1 Billion Westmoreland Power Plant May Start In 2011

Allegheny Energy Alliance Focuses On Jobs
Energy Alliance Aimed At Boosting Energy Industry

Bethlehem Authority Weighs Wind Farm Plan

Solar Power Company Seeks Workers

Solar Panel Factory Coming To Philadelphia Navy Yard

Solar Panels, Green Roof To Generate Rebate

An Ill Wind blowing On Gamesa Windmill Company

Editorial: Renewable Energy

Geo-Thermal Systems Eligible For Low-Rate Loans

Cost-Effective Tips To Keep Your Home Warm

NE Region Plans Energy Savings Light Swap

Activists Argue For Extended Electric Rate Caps

Activists Call For Relief From Soaring Electric Bills
PPL In Activists Sights

Watsontown To See Small Spike In Electric Rates

Editorial: Natural Gas Prices Highest Not By Chance

PPL Nuclear Plant Reports Water Leak From Cooling Tower

PPL Nuke Plant Maintenance To Open Temporary Jobs

Critics Say TMI Forgot '79 Lessons

Editorial: Nuke Silence Radioactive

Editorial: TMI Must Keep Officials Informed

Penn State Nuclear Reactor Licensed Renewed For 20 Years

Limerick Nuclear Power Plant To Undergo Major Facelift

Proposed State Wood Boiler Regulations Anger Owners

Montgomery Community College Gets Greener With Program Offered Next Year

Montgomery County Goes Greener

Editorial: Green Jobs, Dubious Future

Clean Team Members Spruce Up Allentown

Philadelphia Goes Into Recycling Overdrive

Editorial: Incinerator Board Owes Us Transparency, Better Governance

Public Will Help Luzerne, Lackawanna Counties Plan

Volunteers Fill Gaps At Philadelphia Parks Hit By Budget Cuts

Who Will Be History's Caretaker With Budget Cuts?

State Shoots For Balance During Hunting Season

Landowners Often Say No To Hunters

Trail Status Eyed For Crawford County Waterway

We'll Be Seeing Orange Soon

Wildlife Facility Offers $200 For Details On Hawk Shooting

Pittsburgh Aviary Rolls Back Plans For Expansion

Lack Of Visitors Dooms Windber Coal Heritage Center

12/7/2009

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