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Environment

Aftermath of the destructive Superstorm Sandy
Urban Planning

U.S. coastal growth continues despite lessons of past storms

Rising sea levels and fierce storms have failed to stop relentless population growth along U.S. coasts in recent years, a new Associated ...

9 years ago

Route 18 in New Brunswick. (Image: Shaun Baines/NOAA)
Down the Shore
Science

18 years ago today, Tropical Storm Floyd dumped excessive rainfall, spurring record flooding

Tropical Storm&n ...

9 years ago

 Hurricane Jose as seen on NOAA's infrared satellite early Friday afternoon.
Down the Shore
Science

Forecasters continue to monitor Jose on track near East Coast

Forecasters say Hurricane Jose might spur coastal flooding and gusty winds at the Jersey Shore early next week.  While most g ...

9 years ago

 Protesters armed with signs fill the bleachers at Pine Belt Arena in Toms River, where the New Jersey Pinelands Commission held a public hearing on a proposed natural gas pipeline through Burlington and Ocean counties. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Science

Pinelands Commission approves South Jersey pipeline, construction could begin soon

A New Jersey agency approved a contentious natural gas pipeline Thursday that would run through the Pinelands, a one million-acre nature ...

9 years ago

 Emerald ash borer (NewsWorks file photo)
Science

Scientists: Ash tree species pushed to brink of extinction

Five prominent species of ash tree in the eastern U.S. have been driven to the brink of extinction from years of lethal attack by a beetl ...

9 years ago

A view of the Delaware River from Morrisville, Pa. The Delaware River Basin Commission voted Wednesday on a resolution that could result in a ban on fracking in the Basin.
StateImpact Pennsylvania
Science

DRBC takes a step toward banning fracking in Northeast Pa.

9 years ago

In 2015 Wolf met with elected officials and landowners from Wayne County to discuss the moratorium on natural gas development in the Delaware River Basin. Several people in the meeting say he offered to help them open up the region to drilling, if they would help him enact a severance tax.
StateImpact Pennsylvania
Science

Landowners: Wolf suggested opening Delaware River Basin to gas drilling in 2015

9 years ago

Dan Plummer fishes for trout in the Delaware River, Delaware County New York. The Delaware River Basin Commission has proposed a ban on fracking along the river.
StateImpact Pennsylvania
Science

DRBC confirms it will consider banning fracking in basin

9 years ago

 The Monday afternoon Hurricane Jose update from the National Hurricane Center.
Down the Shore
Science

Hurricane Jose: Separating fact from hype

Social media hype is already beginning about Hurricane Jose’s potential threat to the United States’ East Coast in less than ...

9 years ago

 Miss North Dakota Cara Mund reacts after being named Miss America Sunday in Atlantic City in 2017. (AP Photo/Noah K. Murray)
Lifestyle

New Miss America chides Trump for withdrawing from international climate accord

A new Miss America was crowned in Atlantic City on Sunday night as Miss North Dakota Cara Mund prevailed over 50 ...

9 years ago

PECO crews (Courtesy PECO)
Science

Hundreds from region heading for Florida to help restore power

With millions without power in Florida, dozens of utility crews from the region are headed south to assist with restoring service.

9 years ago

The metal canopy at a gasoline station is shown after it was overturned by high winds brought on by Hurricane Irma, Sunday, Sept. 10, 2017, in North Miami, Fla. (Wilfredo Lee/AP Photo)
Science

Hurricane Irma pummels Florida; ‘This one scares me’

A monster Hurricane Irma roared into Florida with 130 mph winds Sunday for what could be a sustained assault on nearly the entire Sunshine State.

9 years ago

 A boat rests on its side in what is normally six feet of water in Old Tampa Bay, Sunday, Sept. 10, 2017, in Tampa, Fla. Hurricane Irma, and an unusual low tide pushed water out into the Gulf of Mexico. (Chris O'Meara/AP Photo)
Science

Irma weakens to Category 2; water empties from bay in Tampa, folks warned to stay out

Hurricane Irma has weakened to a Category 2 storm, technically losing its major hurricane status, after making landfall in southwestern F ...

9 years ago

 A crane atop a building under construction in downtown, center, collapsed as Hurricane Irma passed by, Sunday, Sept. 10, 2017, in Miami. The crane collapsed in a bayfront area filled with hotels and high-rise condo and office buildings, near AmericanAirlines Arena, according to a tweet from the City of Miami. (Wilfredo Lee/AP Photo)
Science

2 huge cranes atop Miami high-rises collapse in Irma’s winds [video]

Two cranes atop high-rise buildings under construction collapsed Sunday in downtown Miami amid strong winds from Hurricane Irma. T ...

9 years ago

 In this geocolor GOES-16 satellite image taken Saturday, Sept. 9, 2017, at 18:30 UTC (2:30 p.m. EDT), the eye of Hurricane Irma moves northwest just off the coast of Cuba and south of Florida. (NOAA via AP)
Science

‘Pray for everybody’: Irma begins its assault on Florida

Hurricane Irma roared through the Florida Keys on Sunday with punishing 130 mph winds and began pushing its way north.

9 years ago

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