Here’s a selection of NewsClips on environmental topics from around the state…

· Remembering Environmental Guru Rachel Carson

· Celebrating the Life of Rachel Carson

· The Next Page: Rachel Carson, 100 Years Young

· Rachel Carson: Biography Marks Her Centennial

· Editorial: Rachel Carson

Audubon Urges Native Plant Use

Blair Conservation District Announces Winners of Envirothon

Manheim’s New Green School

Geisinger Nurtures Energy Savings

State Must Look to Conserve, Policy Secretary Says

In the Land of Don Quixote, Rendell Seeks a Windfall

Editorial: It’s Good to Be Green

Cleanup Voyage

Cleanup Scheduled Along Delaware River

Someone’s Trash May Be Another’s Treasure

Philadelphia Restarts Love Where You Live Anti-Litter Campaign

Reusable Shopping Bags Gain Popularity

Making Weddings Environmentally Friendly

Improved Water Quality Permitting Process Faster

Allegheny County Officials Plan 128-Mile River Greenspace

Monroe County Approves Funding for Open Space

Forums on Waterfront Project Scheduled

Study Shows Philadelphia Parks In the Toilet

Deer Attacks, Stomps Dog

State Seeks to Soften Blow When Caps Go Off Electric Rates

Power Costs May Short Out PA’s Future

PPL Electric Rates May Soar

Editorial: Electric, Higher Rates Coming

Plans for Big Power Line Worries Those In Its Path

Power Line Project Has Wider Relevance

Wind Farms Pushed for State Parks

Turkey Coops’ Waste to Power U.S. Litter Plant

Three PA Universities Receive Solar Energy Grants

State Lawmaker Powers Up

Ethanol Fuels Corn Prices, But Not All Farmers Benefit

PA Leaders Back Energy Independence

Editorial: The Gas Gospel – Climate Change

Forum: State Must Do More to Revitalize Cities

Falcon Nests a Sign Species is Recovering

6/1/2007