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The Department of Environmental Protection published notice in the August 31 PA Bulletin announcing the availability of a revised NPDES General Permit for Discharges of Stormwater Associated with Construction Activities (PAG-02).
The permit will become effective December 8, 2024 and will expire on December 7, 2029.
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Related Articles This Week - Watersheds:
-- U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service, National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Announce Over $17 Million In Grants For Delaware River Basin Restoration [PaEN]
-- National Fish & Wildlife Foundation, US Fish & Wildlife Announce $8.9 Million To Restore, Conserve Habitats In Chesapeake Bay Watershed [PaEN]
-- DEP Releases 2023 Annual Report On Chesapeake Bay Watershed Celebrating Accomplishments Of Counties, Communities, State And Local Leaders [PaEN]
-- DEP Publishes Updated PAG-02 NPDES Stormwater General Permit [PaEN]
-- Conservation Innovation Fund, Kennett Twp., Chester County Receive Ground-Breaking Stormwater Permit Relying On Nature-Based Solutions [PaEN]
-- USDA NRCS-PA: Cropland Farmers May Be Contacted During Conservation Effects Assessment Survey
-- Eastern PA Consulting & Industrial Forester Conference Set For Sept. 26 At Dauphin County Conservation District [PaEN]
-- Allegheny County Conservation District, Partners Host 5-Part Building Vibrant Communities Workshops Starting Sept. 24 [PaEN]
-- York County Master Watershed Stewards Host Sept. 26 Stormwater Management, Storm Drain Art Walking Tour; 2024 Art Winners Announced [PaEN]
-- PA Organization For Watersheds & Rivers Hosts Sept. 11 PA Fertilizer Law, Homeowner Lawn Care For Healthy Watersheds Webinar [PaEN]
-- Penn State Study Examines Perceptions Of Flood Insurance - Clients Often Underestimate Their Flood Risk, Lack Knowledge About Flood Insurance [PaEN]
-- EPA Names Khesha Reed As Deputy Director For Chesapeake Bay Program Office [PaEN]
NewsClips:
-- WHYY: Conservationists Find Mussels Near Pennypack On Delaware River, Sign Of Good Water Quality
-- PittsburghUnionProgress.com: Saving The Allegheny: Advocates Host Kayak Tour To Highlight River Recreation
-- WESA: Politicians, Environmentalists Find Common Ground While Kayaking Allegheny River Lock And Dam
-- Williamsport Sun: Loyalsock Creek Men’s Club Does Work On Little Bear Creek
-- TribLive: Mountain Watershed Assn. Opposes Permit For Rustic Ridge Coal Mine Expansion In Westmoreland
-- TribLive: DEP Urged To Reject Donegal Coal Mine’s Expansion Permit To Discharge Water
-- Williamsport Sun: Loyalsock Creek Men’s Club Does Work On Little Bear Creek
-- PennLive Guest Essay: Capital Region Water Must Consider Its Customers In Managing Harrisburg’s Stormwater Problems - By Charlotte Katzenmoyer, CEO
[Posted: August 30, 2024]
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