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

Smart Growth Recognizes Excellence in Westmoreland County

A Natural Garden Look Requires Planning- Audubon

Its Open Season on Hogs Gone Wild

Peregrine Preservation

Sounds of the Cicadas

Biting Reality: Tick Population on the Upswing

Waste Find Way to Public Land

Wal-Mart Grant Promotes Electronics Recycling in Clearfield

New Recycling Partnership Benefits Animals

Mural About Environment Is a Community Effort

Cranberry Commits to Going Green

Chester Development Continues with RiverWalk

Editorial: Gettysburg, Other Landmarks Face Threats

City’s Carbon Footprint

Pittsburgh Adopts Green Vehicle Policy for City Fleet

Editorial: Don’t Let Uncertainty Rule Out Steps on Climate Challenge

Editorial: Global Warming Battles, Eating Their Own

Farm Bureau Pushes Biodiesel on Behalf of Soybean Producers

Geothermal Energy Gains Momentum

Conservation Could Save Township $27K

Oil Boom Makes Chicken Manure a Favored Fertilizer

Editorial: Energy, What We Can Do

Editorial: Bioweed Questions

DEP Orders Partial Shutdown of 2 Natural Gas Drillers in Lycoming

State Orders Partial Shutdown of Natural Gas Drilling

Oakmont Presses to Limit Gas Well Sites

Editorial: Task Force Good Step on Natural Gas Exploration

Entrepreneurs Plan to Use Mines for Geothermal System

Editorial: Bill Limits Development Along Appalachian Trail

Pittsburgh Celebrates Reopening of Point State Park

Bradford Authority Approves Tuna Valley Trail Funding

Editorial: Activist Reaches Compromise on TMI

Loan Helps Another Dentist Cut Waste, Energy Costs

Loan Helps a Philadelphia Dentist Cut Waste, Energy Costs

State Warns About Energy Surcharges

Migrating Shad Decrease in Susquehanna River

5/30/2008