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Here's a selection of NewClips on environmental topics from around the state--

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Yudichak Proposes New Gas Severance Tax

Erickson Proposes Tax On Natural Gas Drilling

Yudichak Has High Hopes For Tax On Gas Extraction
Senate Dem, Republican Push Severance Tax Bill
Pocono Senator Pushes Natural Gas Tax

Montgomery Legislators Air Views On Marcellus Tax

Rep. Brewster: Gas Extraction Tax Could Go Toward Education
Corbett: PA Gets Millions In Taxes From Marcellus Without New Tax

Corbett Resolute In Gas Tax Opposition
Corbett Maintains Hard Line On No Marcellus Shale Tax

Corbett: We've Got To Find A Balance On Impact Fees

Governor Stands By Stance Against Drilling Tax

PA Could Allow Gas Drilling On Prisons' Properties

Counties Weigh Drilling Impact Fee

Marcellus Impact Fee Proposal In The Works

State: Local Drilling Impacts Could Bring Aid

Reviewing The Marcellus Shale Tax, Fee Issue

Students Pitch Their Agenda In Harrisburg

Column: Corbett Plays Semantic Shell Game On Marcellus

Op-Ed: Making The Case For A Drilling Tax, John Quigley

Op-Ed: Case Of Addition By Extraction? Not For Corbett

Op-Ed: The Impact Of Marcellus Shale Impact Fees

Editorial: Patriot Opposes Gas Severance Tax (April Fool)
Editorial: Three Letter Words, Marcellus Tax, Fee

Editorial: Time To Listen To Reason On Marcellus Fee

March Revenue Collections Bring In $4 Billion, But Fall Short

Other

State Launches Environmental Health Website

Trash Disposal Switch Worries Dauphin County Municipalities

Biodegradable Packaging Can Provide Economic Challenges

State Recycling Conference Headed To Erie Convention Center

State College Leads In Recycling With Compost

Spring Cleaning: Philly Looking To Take Out The Trash

Tire Cleanup In Lancaster, Beaver Counties

Beechwood Nature Reserve Touts Youth Area

Susquehanna Riverlands Watershed Education Program April 15

Lower Nazareth Ordinance Restricts Solar Panels

Longwood Gardens Leads Way With Solar Field

New Green House Development Signals New Era For PHA

Eco-Friendly Education Building At Erie's Frontier Park

Pittsburgh To Replace Streetlights With LED Bulbs

PPL Will Pay Customers To Use Less Power On Hot Days

PECO: 16 Percent Of Customers Have Switched Suppliers

EPA Could Impose Stricter Rules For Coal Ash Products

EPA Wants Portland Power Plant To Cut Emissions By 81 Percent

Chatham University Forum Focuses On PG Mapping Mortality

Editorial: Implement Mercury Rules

Wildlife Federation Shows Air Pollution's Threat To Fish, Game

Bethlehem Council Eyes Wind Farm Proposal

Schools Participate In Earth Hour

Editorial: It's All About The Green

Editorial: NE PA's Environmental Scores Surprisingly Well In Survey

Tamaqua Cancer Cases To Be Part Of U.S. Senate Hearing

Springfield Twp Rejects Billboard Proposal

Wood Frogs Gathering At Vernal Pools To Breed

Opening Day Of Trout Season In Central PA

Pittsburgh's Ash, Oak Trees Expected To Die Off

State Trails Others In Gas Pipeline Fixes

Hear About Bird Songs At PPL's Lake Wallenpaupack April 3

Presque Isle State Park Balances Piping Plovers, People

PA Shooting Range Users Will Have To Pay Fee Or Have License

Delaware Water Gap National Park Plans Burns

Valley Forge Park Officials Call Deer Cull Success

Susquehanna Greenway To Designate Shickshinny River Town

Rimer, Templeton Locks To Close to Allegheny River Boaters

Corps Of Engineers Releases Allegheny River Service Reduction Plan

Sweep For Explosives In Tobyhanna State Park Starts Soon

Lancaster County Gets Most Farmland Preservation Funds

Meet Your New Neighbors: The Bears
Clearing Path To Memorialize Mine Disaster

Dunmore Hears From Subsidence Insurance Expert

Statewide Health Rankings Show Good News, Bad News
Fayette Among Unhealthiest Counties

Study Renews Calls For Lehigh Valley Health Department

West Nile Virus Season Begins Today

Japanese Earthquake

PA Air Tests Show Slight Radiation Elevation

Radiation Checks Determine PA's Water Is Safe
Japan Fallout In PA Rainwater, Corbett Says
Governor Says The State's Water Is Safe From Japan Fallout
PA Drinking Water Shows Normal Levels Of Radioactivity

Radioactivity, Chemicals In Our Drinking Water?

Lancaster City To Test Susquehanna Water For Radioactivity

Blackouts Pose Risk To Nuke Plants
Feds Question Security At PPL Nuclear Plant
PPL Promotes Nuke Plant's Safety
PA Reactors Threat Risk Seen As Low

Few Living Around TMI Worry About Nuclear Power

U.S. Faces Nuke Fuel Storage Mess

Column: TMI, Marcellus Shale, NCAA, Is It That Awful In PA?

32nd Anniversary Of TMI Disaster Marked

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