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19 New Stories - REAL Environmental & Conservation Leadership In PA

There are 19 new stories in this week’s PA Environment Digest that show the leadership of legislators, universities, businesses, the head of a state agency, citizen groups, volunteers, students, county commissioners, citizen scientists, a state agency during the pandemic, an agency advisory committee and the people supporting a Peregrine Falcon named W/V who lived 18 productive years on the Rachel Carson Building in Harrisburg.

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!

-- Senators Laughlin, Haywood Announce Bipartisan Bill To Increase AEPS Solar Share To 5.5%

-- Penn State's Solar Energy Partnership Recognized By National APPA Leadership In Educational Facilities

-- PA Township News: Solar Farming: The Next Big Thing? Rural Communities On The Front Lines Of Solar's Growth

-- Sen. Mensch Introduces Bill To Encourage Development Of Clean Vehicle Infrastructure- Electric, Natural Gas, Hydrogen

-- 35 Senate, House Democrats Urge Gov. Wolf To Investigate Health Impacts Associated With Natural Gas Fracking

-- EPA Honors Energy-Efficient Bimbo Bakeries USA, Inc. In Reading With ENERGY STAR Certification

-- PUC Chairman Gladys Brown Dutrieuille Honored As Part Of Women’s History Month

-- DEP Finishes One Year Working Remotely Thru Pandemic: 703 More Permits, 2,062 More Inspections Since Last Week

-- Environmental Groups Petition PA Supreme Court To Overturn Ruling Denying Attorney’s Fees In Successful Challenge To Mariner East Pipeline Permit

-- U.S. House Hearing On Reauthorizing Federal Abandoned Mine Lands Program: We Don’t Deserve To Wait Any Longer For Clean Streams, Diversified Economies

-- Keystone 10 Million Trees Partnership: Returning Forests To Reclaimed Abandoned Mine Lands