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Environment

Workers are planting in the vacant lot.
Urban Planning

Philadelphia to transform vacant lots into green community spaces under new pilot project

There are about 40,000 vacant lots throughout Philadelphia, according to officials.

3 months ago

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An aerial view of Seaside Park, New Jersey
Science

N.J. lawmakers look to toss out higher coastal elevation rules

Lawmakers held a hearing Wednesday on a resolution that pits the state Legislature against Gov. Mikie Sherrill over climate-driven flood rules.

3 months ago

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a hellbender
Science

Earth Day: How climate change is threatening vulnerable species in Pennsylvania

Five decades after the original Earth Day, some Pennsylvania species are still at extreme risk.

3 months ago

fish being dumped into White Clay Creek
Science

Anglers help stock White Clay Creek with trout, celebrate improvements to water quality

Pennsylvania has awarded more than $17 million in grants to 89 state projects to improve water quality and support trout.

3 months ago

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wetlands
Politics & Policy

Delaware lawmakers advance measure to protect state’s wetlands

After several failed attempts to protect nontidal wetlands, Delaware lawmakers have introduced legislation that developers say they can get behind.

3 months ago

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A meter shows energy produced by a photovoltaic system
Politics & Policy

Pennsylvania Democratic lawmakers push package of bills aiming to reduce energy costs

The legislation aims to reduce strains on the grid while protecting ratepayers from predatory billing.

3 months ago

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Annual Naturepalooza at Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education
Community

Goats, salamanders and ziplines: Your guide to free Earth Week events in Philly

There are plenty of free opportunities to learn about nature, get active outside and volunteer to clean up your community.

3 months ago

Water is spraying from an opened fire hydrant
Weather

‘Fingerprint of climate change’: April heat wave could break a record in Philadelphia

Climate change makes balmy April temperatures twice as likely, according to a research nonprofit.

3 months ago

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Arts & Entertainment

Philadelphia museums revisit how America was built on botany

The Academy of Natural Sciences and the Mütter Museum have exhibitions about the role of plants in nation building.

3 months ago

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An iceberg near Upernavik, Greenland.
The Pulse
Science

What Greenland Can Teach Us About the Earth’s Past and Future

Politicians see Greenland as an asset. Researchers say the island can teach us about the Earth’s past and future.

Air Date: April 10, 2026

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A water tower looms over the Academy Woods neighborhood
Science

Toxic ‘forever chemicals’ in New Jersey’s tap water have dropped 55%, Rutgers study finds

PFAS are commonly found in household items and can remain in the environment — and our blood — for decades.

3 months ago

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A Callery pear tree in Old City
Science
Billy Penn

What is that smell around the city? It may be the local pear trees

You’re not crazy if you think some of Philly’s beautiful, blooming trees smell a bit “off.” One expert tells us Bradford Pear trees have a distinct – and unpleasant – scent.

3 months ago

A white van drives through Camden as part of a mobile air monitoring project
Science

New Jersey air monitoring project measures toxic air pollution data on Camden streets

The mobile air monitoring project aims to identify hot spots of pollution in four overburdened communities in New Jersey, including Camden.

3 months ago

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Apeksha Jain holding up a piece of her artwork
Arts & Entertainment

Art with a message: Delaware creatives turn trash into works of art

The Trash Into Treasure Delaware Art Contest challenges artists to create pieces that promote clean waterways.

3 months ago

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People walking along the beach picking up trash.
Science

Volunteers collect over 125,000 of pieces of plastic waste from New Jersey beaches

In 2025, 83% of the trash collected from New Jersey’s beaches were made from plastic.

3 months ago

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