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Budget

Pileggi Concerned About Low State Revenue Figures

Rendell: Summer Could Be Beginning Of End To Recession

House Begins Discussing 2010-11 Budget

Lawmakers Talking About Next Year's Budget

Editorial: Natural Gas Extraction Tax- Time Is Now

Editorial: Impose Tax, Industry Won't Run Out Of Gas

600-Acre NE PA Park Closes Due To Budget Cuts

Other

Colleges Take Part In RecycleMania

Recycling Fee Bill Misses Budget Liftoff

Recycling Program A Hit At Pine Road

Eco-Friendly Agenda, Recycling Earns Miller Award

Dauphin County Recycling Center Now Accepting More Items

Lehigh Water Agency Explores Carbon Market

Cap And Trade Subject Of Bucks Forum

Editorial: Climate Danger- Check The EPA

Penn State Profs Talk Morals On Climate Change Issue

Forum On State Money For Alternative Energy Draws 100 To HACC

Northumberland Wind Farm Talks To Continue

Editorial: Northumberland Should Seek Fair Share With Penn Wind

Here Comes The Sun

State Money To Help Build UGI Solar Plant In Steelton

Edinboro Fieldhouse Slated For Big Solar Project

Barletta Touts Solar Farm At Hazleton State Of City Address

Editorial: LED Could Be Bright Spot In Pittsburgh's Future

Firm Receives Funds For Building Sites To Refuel Electric Cars

Hybrid Bus Fleet Enjoyed By Passagers, Officials In Luzerne

Robinson Coal Waste Power Plant Loses Permit

PSU Prof Sees Wastewater Plants As Potential Energy Source

Penn State Faces Big Power Bill

PPL Rates May Be Competitive Next Year

State Approves Time-Of-Use Billing For PPL

PUC Model Shows Profound Effect Of Electric Deregulation

Energy Purchase Options Debated For Businesses

Electricity Deregulation Will Shock Some Central PA Businesses

Allegheny Power Customers Could Pay 8.5 Percent More In 2011

$3.5 M Energy Savings Program For Highlands School District

Philadelphia Gets $27 Million In Federal Energy Efficiency Funding

Holden Calls For Investigation Into Coal-To-Liquid Fuel Subcontractor

Bright Future Seen For Biofuels In Chesapeake Bay Watershed

Column: We Lose Faith In Technological Genius, The Environment Loses

Trust To Keep Chippewa Township Land In Natural Condition

Students Build For The Future In Engineers' Competition

Remembering The Knox Mine Disaster

Op-Ed: Making Mines Safe

Op-Ed: Gluing Philadelphia Back To Its Waterfront

Tree Planting Grants Available From Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority

Lancaster Conservancy Wants To Spread Joy Of Hiking

Cynwyd Trail Moving Forward Along Schuylkill

Editorial: Happy Trails Along The Schuylkill

Expert Discourages Dumping In Greenbelts

Pittsburgh Trails To Get Million-Dollar Improvements

Hunters Complain Of Too Few Deer

Smarter Placement Of Windmills Could Reduce Bat Fatalities

Solving The Mystery Of The Dying Bats
Groups Wants Caves Closed To Keep People From Spreading Bat Disease

Woods, Water And Wildlife

PA Agencies At Odds Over Deer Plan

2/1/2010

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