Marie Cusick

Pennsylvania, along with eight states and Washington, D.C., announced plans Tuesday to create a new regional cap for carbon emissions from vehicles to combat climate change.

Wolf spoke Friday morning at the Governor’s Residence with Scott LaMar, host of WITF’s Smart Talk.

State Auditor General Eugene DePasquale is planning a special report examining Pennsylvania’s response to climate change.

Residents want the lines stopped while judge considers whether to halt them permanently.

The 42-page report published Thursday by Pennsylvania’s bipartisan Nuclear Energy Caucus was nearly two years in the making.

Among states, Pennsylvania is the third biggest emitter of carbon. The petition sets in motion a legal process that entails a response from the state.

The meeting will be held Friday, November 30 at 9am the Rachel Carson State Office Building in Harrisburg and will also be live-streamed online.

A bipartisan group of governors, including Pennsylvania’s Tom Wolf, is calling on federal regulators to look at unifying the nation’s power grids.

Pennsylvania could lower its greenhouse gas emissions, create jobs, and improve public health if it got more power from the sun. That’s ...

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission began looking into the issue earlier this year.

Although Pennsylvania has a small share of the global population, it is an energy powerhouse that's a major source of harmful emissions.

The pipeline is one of many large-scale projects transporting Marcellus gas.