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The Summer newsletter is now available from the PA Resources Council featuring articles on--
-- PRC, Partners Hosts 8 Hard-To-Recycle, Household Chemical Events In Western PA
-- Look For Zero Waste Events In Western PA
-- Become A Rain Garden Volunteer In Naylors Watershed, Delaware County
-- Students Serve As Stream Stewards In Delaware County, Your School May Be Eligible
-- Reminder: Gene Capaldi Lens On Litter Photo Contest Entries Due Oct. 31
-- PRC Celebrates Life And Legacy Of Bob Jondreau
-- Click Here to sign up for your own copy
For more information on programs, initiatives and special events, visit the PA Resources Council website. Follow PRC on Twitter or Like them on Facebook. Click Here for PRC’s Events Calendar. Click Here to support their work.
NewsClips:
Unwanted Items Retrieved During Ohio River Sweep Cleanup
Carr: Penn Hills To Use Cameras To Catch, Prosecute Illegal Dumpers
Crable: Expanded Lancaster Landfill Would Get Trees, Grasses Under Tentative Agreement
Crable: China-Caused Recycling Crash Will Mean Slightly Higher Trash Bills For Lancaster Residents
Erie Environmental Officials Encourage Plastic Pollution Reduction
Erie County Temporarily Closes 2 Recycling Sites
Carr: Penn Hills To Use Cameras To Catch, Prosecute Illegal Dumpers
Editorial: Want To Save The Planet? Stop Using Straws
Related Stories:
Become A Rain Garden Volunteer In Naylors Watershed, Delaware County
PRC: Students Serve As Stream Stewards In Delaware County, Your School May Be Eligible
[Posted: June 22, 2018]
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