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Budget

Corbett Primed To Cut Spending, Even It It Costs

Onorato: Make Gas Drillers Pay, Not Taxpayers
Onorato Decides To Back Shale Gas Extraction Tax

Marcellus Shale Severance Tax Coming Up

Natural Gas Tax Plan Suggested

Op-Ed: School Districts Would Benefit From Marcellus Shale Tax

Op-Ed: Proposed Marcellus Shale Taxes Detrimental To Everybody
Editorial: Tax Will Not Hamper Marcellus Shale Drillers
Editorial: Severance Tax Must Be Priority #1 For Legislature

Editorial: Quick Disclosure On Natural Gas Political Contributions

Onorato Opposes Gasoline Tax, Vehicle Fee Hikes

Op-Ed: PA Roads Hit Dead End Without Funding

Other

PEC Recognizes Lycoming County Planner

Allegheny Front: Next Generation Of Conservationists

Green Way To Recycle Electronics
PA Coal Plants Face Big Changes Under Planned EPA Pollution Rules

Op-Ed: A Break For Breathing In PA
Editorial: U.S. Steel's Upgrade At Clairton Gets Better
Editorial: Hybrid Plant, Pie In Sky?
A Green School Blooms In Millcreek

East Lycoming Schools See Green Projects

Schools, Towns Doing Their Part Going Green

Editorial: Let More Sun Shine In

Energy Saving Equipment To Save Allegheny County $2 Million

Dauphin County Alternative Energy Projects Receive Funding

Philly Navy Yard Mini-City Of Energy Innovation

Fed Grants To Aid Homeowners With Energy Costs

Ultra-Poly Corp Receives $775,000 State Energy Grant

Curwensville School Wins $575,000 Energy Grant

PECO Holds Energy Hike To 10 Percent

Lawmakers Cool To Rendell Call For Solar Energy

Western PA Solar Industry Bright
Editorial: Solar Energy Viable Alternative
Sestak Requests $350,000 Wind Energy Earmark

Sestak Bashed Over $350,000 Energy Earmark Request

Recent Nuclear Plant Drill Faulty

Agriculture: Rabies Vaccination Program Underway In Western PA

Friends Group Forms At Pine Grove State Park

Flight 93 Memorial Needs Money For Completion

Op-Ed: Congress Should Fully Fund Land, Water Conservation
Dry Weather Has Leaves Turning Early

Annual Hawk Migration Draws Birders To Hawk Mountain

9/6/2010

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