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Environment

Sandy’s legacy on Delaware bayshore

When imagining the devastation of Superstorm Sandy, it’s easy to picture places like Seaside Heights, and Mantoloking. But Sandy ...

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High winds drop Delaware River to lowest point in over 20 years

High winds over the weekend helped drop the water level of the Delaware River to the lowest point in almo ...

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BP to call witnesses as it fights for lesser spill penalty

It’s oil giant BP’s turn to call witnesses as it makes its case for a civil penalty lower than the $13.7 billion the federal ...

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 An adult diamondback terrapin turtle is held by a student at the Marine Academy of Technology and Environmental Science in Manahawkin, N.J. on Tuesday Dec. 16, 2014. Students who study and care for turtles at the school recently got New Jersey legislators to introduce a bill that would make it illegal to catch or take the turtles from the wild. (Wayne Parry/AP Photo)

NJ shore students get turtle protection bill launched

The slow and steady efforts of students at a New Jersey shore environmental science school to protect a species of turtle are about to pa ...

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Wind firm sues to block release of bird-death data

A wind-energy company is suing in federal court to block the government from releasing information to The Associated Press about how many ...

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Preparing for the next hurricane requires making tough decisions

Two years after the devastation wrought by Hurricane Sandy, many of New Jersey’s coastal communities continue to struggle with reco ...

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Township moves to ban drilling near homes in Pa.

A western Pennsylvania township has created an advisory board on gas drilling and authorized restrictions on such development on resident ...

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Philadelphia's first responders react to a simulated oil train derailment during an exercise at the Philadelphia Fire Academy. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

First responders in Philadelphia prepare for oil train accidents

Over the last year, a sharp increase in accidents involving trains carrying crude oil has prompted emergency planners in Pennsylvania to ...

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Pa. borough investigates frack water dumped into sewer

A southwestern Pennsylvania borough is trying to figure out who dumped 3,000 to 4,000 gallons of hydraulic fracturing water into its sewe ...

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Leigh Shields

Marcellus Life: One Greene County man’s encounter with a landman

Leigh Shields refused to allow seismic testing for natural gas on his 88 acres in Spraggs, Greene County. He thought if he said no to the ...

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 Three Mile Island's Unit 1 reactor is still operational and provides enough power for 800,000 homes. Unit 2 partially melted down in 1979. (Joanne Cassaro/WITF)

As feds set carbon rules, a renewed interest in nuclear power

The Three Mile Island power plant has a conspicuous place near the Pennsylvania Turnpike and in the history of the world’s nuclear ...

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 The Point Breeze refinery sits along the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia. (Kellie McGinn/Philadelphia Energy Solutions)

Philadelphia refinery capitalizes on the shale boom

The Valley Forge toll plaza is where route 76 splits from the Pennsylvania Turnpike and becomes the Schuylkill Expressway to Philadelphia ...

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 The Hankin Group's two megawatt solar farm in Berks County. (Marie Cusick/StateImpact Pennsylvania)

Despite ups and downs, solar power still shining in Pennsylvania

Standing next to this solar farm in Morgantown, Berks County, you can see the Pennsylvania Turnpike traffic, but the place still feels l ...

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 The Twin Ridges Wind Farm has 68 turbines along the Big Savage Ridge in Somerset County, Pa. (Katie Colaneri/StateImpact)

Wind in Pennsylvania a boom-or-bust business

Heading eastbound on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, just as you approach the Somerset service plaza, a striking sight appears in the distance ...

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 The Alpha Natural Resources Cumberland mine in Greene County. Coal currently supplies 40 percent of Pennsylvania’s electricity, but industry advocates say coal faces a “perfect storm” of problems right now — from tougher carbon regulations, to low electric demand, and competition from natural gas. (Marie Cusick/StateImpact)

Pennsylvania’s coal industry faces uncertain future

 Looking out the car window on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, you can see a massive pile of waste coal near mile marker 117 in Somerset ...

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