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Protestors and city officials gather outside the DELCORA building in Chester to protest the Delaware County Regional Water Authority’s deal with Aqua America, Inc. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Delco Dems: DELCORA sale is a typical bad, backroom Republican deal

Democrats in Delaware County slammed a deal that sees the merger of DELCORA with Aqua Pennsylvania Wastewater as a deal among Republican insiders.

7 years ago

Climate activist Rafe Pomerance speaks at an event at the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy in Philadelphia on Sept. 12. (Photo courtesy of the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy)

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What longtime climate activist Rafe Pomerance wants you to know

StateImpact Pennsylvania’s Susan Phillips sat down with Pomerance and asked him what he wants people to know right now.

7 years ago

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How one urban farm was lost: La Finquita’s finale

8 years ago

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Mayor Kenney returns from Puerto Rico disappointed by the federal government’s work

8 years ago

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Coming soon to a building near you: an energy upgrade your wallet and the planet will like

8 years ago

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New map shows lead’s poisonous path

8 years ago

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Why Philly’s sustainability czar published a magazine about neighborhood life instead of another boring report on climate change

9 years ago

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The Navy Yard unveils new addition to Philly’s first energy “microgrid”

9 years ago

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Trump tariff won’t hit Philly’s growing solar industry, experts say

9 years ago

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Why Philly isn’t giving up the fight for environmental justice

9 years ago

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January 2: Not so fast bridge replacement | Carpenter Lane love | 2017 narratives, mapped

9 years ago

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As 2017 comes to an end, a look back at Philadelphia’s response to mounting environmental challenges

9 years ago

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Philadelphia gets grant for planting at least 400 extra street trees a year

9 years ago

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Health Department authorizes SEPTA natural gas plant in Nicetown

9 years ago

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In Eastwick, belief that flooding during Hurricane Floyd was intentional still muddies the water

9 years ago

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