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

Midstate Invaders Find Much to Munch

Gypsy Moths on the Munch

Leaf-Eating Gypsy Moths Leaving Mark in Mid-Atlantic

Gypsy Moth Damage Devastating

An Unpredictable Invasion

South Londonderry Sets Up Environmental Council

Editorial: Schools Should Have Recycling

Editorial: On To the Envirothon

19 Students Who Kow Their Stuff Turn School Green

Group Offers Plan for Cutting Greenhouse Gases

Colleges Pledge to Back Climate Initiative

Global Warming Fight May Benefit Farmers

Flush SAP Goes Green

Op-Ed: Regaining the Lead on Renewable Energy

Sewage Could Yield Electricity in Milton

Editorial: Empowering New Power Sources

Sludge Fuel

PPL Eyeing New Reactor at Susquehanna Plant

Nuclear Power Companies Hunker Down As Uranium Prices Soar

Food Firms Raise Concerns About Using Corn for Fuel

Turnpike Installs First Public Use E-85 Fuel Pump

100% Biofuels Being Tested in Tractors From New Holland

Lawmakers Want Power to Block National Electric Lines

Power Line Opponents to Have Their Say

Rendell Administration Expresses Concerns Over Transmission Lines

Editorial: Prepare for Shock From PPL

Editorial: Take Steps to Ease Nasty Electricity Price Jolt

Students Push for Green Arena, Casino

Gas Drilling in Court’s Hands

NRC Considering Request by PA to Become an Agreement State

Worried About Losing Land to Development, Farmers Start Preserving

Editorial: Fairmount Park

Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail Ultra Race Slideshow

Five PA Universities Pledge to Cut Climate Harmful Emissions

Editorial: Conference on Historic Interpretation is Important Event

New Book Stirs Up the Coals in Centralia

6/15/2007