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

Clearfield County Man State’s First 2007 Case of West Nile Virus

“A Forester’s Legacy” Honors Lykens Native

Op-Ed: State Has Opportunity to Be Leader on Climate – Brian Hill

She’s Taking Small Steps to Fight Global Warming

Op-Ed: Invasive pests Attack Species and Economy

Engaged Learning Builds Outdoor Leaders

Ned Smith Center’s Bridge Eases Access to Trails

Rare Butterfly Species Thriving at Lebanon County Military Post

Editorial: Trail Work Puts Area on Path to Something Better

Powdermill Nature Reserve Nearing Completion of $5 Million Expansion

Aviary Gets Gift for Theater, Education Center

Outlook Poor for Hawk Found on I-95

In Battle With Deer, Man Now Faces Charges

Penn State Adds Energy Engineering Major

Court Says Gas Wells Regulated by State

PA Landowners Come Up Short as Companies Tap Gas in Coal Beds

IUP Chemist Grows Idea of Biodegradable Plastics

PA Home Efficiency Program Has Big Backlog

Go Green at Home, Save Green in Your Wallet

LED Traffic Signals Cast Rosy Glow

How Much Power Does Grid’s Monitor Have?

Keeping Electricity Use and Supply in Balance

Deregulation Rules Won’t Change, PPL Says

PPL Considers 2 Plant Additions

Electricity Price Increases Will Hurt People

DEP Sets Hearing on Wind Power Proposal in Somerset

Wind Power – Legislators – Theory Good, But check the Down Side

Wind Farms Outlawed From the PA Wilds, DCNR

Tioga Wind Farm Increases to 98 Turbines

Solar Helps Keep Energy Costs Low

Editorial: The Ethanol Ruse, Corny Energy

13 Farms Preserved in Carbon County

Carbon Land Preservation Program Gets a Boost

Lawmaker Proposes Grants for Historic Barns on Private Property

Bill Limiting Development Gains Support

Region Reaps Benefits of Trend Toward Ecotourism

Editorial: Legislature Holds On to Luxury of Walking Around Money

Editorial: Rendell, Legislators Must Find Funding for Hazardous Sites Cleanup

Cleanup of Several Local Pollution Sites Endangered

8/3/2007