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

Budget

Groups Upset With Conservation Cuts

Largest Cut In PA Conservation Funding Proposed

DEP Secretary Talks About Budget Impact On Environment

Corbett Has Other Plans For Farmland Preservation Funds

Corbett's Energy Executive Defends Impact Fee

Drillers Answer Impact Fee Questions In Bradford
Drilling Impact Fee Up For Consideration In Fayette

Most Natural Gas Drilling In 11 Counties

Butler County Intends To Collect Millions In Drilling Fees

Luzerne Eyes Public Input On Gas Impact Fee
Somerset To Seek Payment For Marcellus Wells

Union Calls For Funding From Taxes, Drilling

Agencies Outline Plans For Drilling Fee Revenue

Webinars March 15, 22 To Examine Impact Fee
House OKs Lower Debt Limit For Capital Budget Projects
House Approves Capital Budget Changes
Editorial: Keep Mass Transit On The Road

Editorial: State Must Address Transportation Funding Issues

Other

Volunteers Sought For Annual Ohio River Sweep In June

Submit Your Neighborhood For Philly Spring Cleanup

Harrisburg Officials Aim To Curb Illegal Dumping

Potential Buyers Of HBG Incinerator To Be Vetted Monday

Composting Facility An Example Of Regionalization

River Town Sustainability Fair March 31 In Fredericktown

Luzerne Businesses Given DEP Grants

Alternative Energy Can Be Unpredictable

Nuclear Safety Steps Taken At Peach Bottom

$245 Million Fine For Electricity Market Manipulation

Cumberland County Saved $1.78 Million Thru Energy Program
Op-Ed: Conservation Can Be Lucrative

Delaware County Plant Added To Superfund List

State Gets Tools To Fight Blight

Sunoco's New CEO On A Charm Offensive
Delco Eyes Future Use Of Closed Refinery Tract

Lawmaker Wants To Scrap Vehicle Emissions Testing

Speakers Lining Up For Hearing On Homer City Power Plant

Op-Ed: EPA Clean Air Rule Will Cost Jobs

Mine Subsidence Close Part Of Route 247 In Blakely

DCNR Plans White-Water Release In Bucks County March 17-18

Fish & Boat Commission Partners With Pirates Baseball

Deer Harvest Up 6 Percent Statewide
Game Commission Releases 2011-12 Deer Harvest Estimates

Lyme Disease Symptoms, Prevention

Preservationists Hope To Save Pennsylvania's Historic Barns

Late Winter Heat Wave Jump-Starts Flowers, Trees

Presque Isle Committee Hears About Invasive Plants

Volunteers Key To Presque Isle Programming

Game Commission, Hawk Mountain Partner On Outdoor Amphitheater

3/19/2012

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