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The July 21 meeting of DEP’s Citizens Advisory Council features an evaluation of how Pennsylvania is meeting its Chesapeake Bay Watershed cleanup commitments and a discussion to finalize the Council’s comments on DEP’s Act 54 report on the impact of underground coal mining.
DEP Secretary John Quigley will provide Council with an update on agency activities in addition to the regular monthly written report from the Department.
DEP’s Bureau of Human Resources will also do a presentation on DEP’s workforce and succession planning.
For more information, visit DEP’s Citizens Advisory Council webpage.
NewsClips:
EPA Says PA Behind In Chesapeake Bay Cleanup
Lancaster Farm’s Future Depends On Nutrient Management
Stream Bank Restoration Projects Completed Along Loyalhanna Creek
Flatwater Challenge Promotes Susquehanna River Beauty
New Federal Rules To Protect Streams Near Coal Mines
Coal Mines Targeted In New Federal Stream Rules
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Further Reading:
Pennsylvania Has 530 Days To Meet 2017 Clean Water Milestones
DEP’s Quigley On PA Chesapeake Bay Cleanup: Clearly Not Enough
EPA: PA Substantially Off Track Meeting Chesapeake Bay Commitments
CBF: Milestone Assessment Finds PA Falling Short Of Its Water Cleanup Commitments
Rep. Everett: If We Don’t Meet Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Milestones, It Isn’t Pretty
Prepare For EPA Action If PA Does Not Meet 2017 Stream Cleanup Milestones
Analysis: Will PA Show Leadership On Water Cleanup Issues, Or Surrender To Feds?
EPA Notifies DEP It Will Act If PA Does Not Make Progress In Meeting Clean Water Goals
Analysis: PA Isn’t Cleanup Up Our Streams Quickly Enough To Meet Our Obligations
CBF: New EPA Report Examines State Oversight Of Agriculture Programs In PA
Historic Court Win For Clean Water In Chesapeake Bay Watershed, Now Get It Done
12 Maryland Legislators Urge EPA To Force PA to Meet Clean Water Commitments
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