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

Creature Teacher Education Students on Wildlife

Huge Changes Possible for Hunters

PGC Hunting Proposal Would Affect 4 WMUs

Changes for Deer Hunters to Consider

Wilderness Area Compromised with Gap’s Buffer Zone Pact

Bethlehem Water Authority Sells 522 Acres to Nonprofit

Berks Allocates $5.1 Million to Preserve Farms

UPJ Set to Host Conference on Global Warming

Consultant to Suggest Ways to Boost Efficiency

Go Green: Taking the Sting Out of Heating Fuel Prices

Go Green: Market Prices to Drop Once Mass Production Grows

Go Green: College Students Get Experience with Renewable Energy Projects

Editorial: Natural Gas Discovery Not Final Answer

Southern Looks at Solar Energy as Cost Cutter

Benninghoff, Saylor Speak on PSU’s Energy Efficiency

Lafayette College Makes Commitment to Go Green

Keystone College Looks to Wind Power

Editorial: LIHEAP, Chairties Help Heating Bills, But Nation needs Affordable Energy

Students Brew Biodiesel from Used Cooking Oil

Fuel Cell Firm Gains Market Power

PPL Plans New Power Line

PPL Proposes Green Choices for Electric Customers

Senator Out to Kill Electric Deregulation

Proposal Would Limit Engine Idling Time

Gov. Rendell Decries EPA’s Waiver Denial of California Vehicle Standards

Northampton Community College Takes Next Step as Recycling Leader

Editorial: Recycling Cell Phones

Editorial: Public Debate a Good Thing for Energy Plant

Development Freezes Considered by House

State Bill Would Protect Appalachian Trail Corridor

Adams County Greenway Plans Subject of Meetings

Fallingwater In Line for Prestigious UN Honor

Internet-Based Training Reaches All-Time High

Outdoor Show Honors Local Sportsmen

Bird Lovers Protest Proposed Game Commission Ban

Mine Law Overhaul Overdue

Cleanup Programs Start Putting Brakes on Litter

1/25/2008