July Joint Conservation Committee Environmental Synopsis: 10 Million Trees Partnership
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The July Environmental Synopsis newsletter is now available from the Joint Legislative Air and Water Pollution Control and Conservation Committee featuring stories about--

-- Keystone 10 Million Trees Partnership Initiative

-- Commercial Energy Efficiency DOE Better Plants Challenge - Martin Guitar

-- Reducing Nutrient Pollution In Urban Waters

-- Energy Storage For The Electrical Grid

-- Fossil Fuels Dominate U.S. Energy

-- Ecological Impact Of Insectivorous Birds

-- Outdoor Safety Reminder - Deer Ticks

-- 25 Years Ago Keystone Recreation, Park & Conservation Fund Established.

Sen. Scott Hutchinson (R-Venango) serves as Chair of the Joint Conservation Committee.

For more information, visit the Joint Conservation Committee website, Like them on Facebook or Follow them on TwitterClick Here to sign up for regular updates from the Committee.

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Statewide Partnership Launches Major Effort To Plant 10 Million Trees To Cleanup Pennsylvania’s Streams, Rivers

Green Infrastructure Offers Triple Benefits, Cost Effective Solutions To Stormwater Pollution, Reducing Flood Damage

DCNR/PennVEST Accepting Applications For Multifunctional Riparian Stream Buffer Grants Starting Aug. 1

NRCS-PA: Applications For Conservation Funding In Clinton, Centre, Lycoming Counties Due Aug. 10

Start Submitting Applications For REAP Farm Conservation Tax Credits Beginning Aug. 6 For This First-Come, First-Served Program

Western PA Conservancy’s Garden Captures Stormwater In Pittsburgh’s Hill District

Center For Watershed Protection: Helping PA Municipalities Work Together To Achieve Cleaner Water

PA Assn. Of Conservation Districts Awards Water Pollution Reduction Education Grants To 26 Counties

DEP Holds Aug. 2 Stormwater Education Workshop For Educators In Beaver County

Take Action:

How Good Is The Water Quality In Streams In Your Community?  Take A Look, Then Act

[Posted: July 23, 2018]


7/30/2018

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