PA Environment Digest

Share this:

10 New Stories - What REAL Environmental & Conservation Leadership Looks Like In PA

There are 10 new stories in this week’s PA Environment Digest that show the leadership of farmers, bipartisan members of Congress, a RiverKeeper, a media outlet, farmers, state agencies, a nonprofit group and company CEOs to restore, protect and put the spotlight on the state’s pollution problems and leaders and significant events from our past.

There are many, many more people just like these working all across Pennsylvania to restore and protect the environment and show others the beauty that surrounds us.

Thank you for your leadership!

-- David Wise, Stroud Center, Recognized With Watershed Forestry Leadership Award

-- Land O’Lakes Dairy Farmers Working With The Hershey Company, Alliance For The Chesapeake Bay On Water Quality, Climate Initiatives

-- PA Members Of Congress Introduce Bipartisan Bills To Reclaim Abandoned Mine Lands, Create Jobs

-- Bay Journal: What Will It Take To Clean Up Abandoned Mine Land In Chesapeake Bay Watershed? - Part I

-- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper Hosting HERYN - Helping Engage Our River's Youth With Nature Program This Summer

-- Keep America Beautiful Recognizes DEP And PennDOT With National Partnership Awards

-- PA Resources Council Recycled Paper Co-op Offers Consumers 100% Recycled Paper At Significant Savings In Pittsburgh

-- DMI Companies President & CEO Raymond Yeager Appointed CEOs For Sustainability Co-chair

-- PennDOT New Scenic Byway Designation For The Brandywine Valley Scenic Byway In Chester, Delaware Counties

-- PA Historical & Museum Commission Approves 23 Historical Markers, Including 2 Related To PA's Environmental Heritage

For more information, visit the PA Environment Digest website.