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The Supreme Court ruled the company, ex-owner of an area asphalt refinery, is liable for millions paid by the government and owner of the ruptured tanker.

An Energy Transfer spokesperson said that while product will continue to flow through the lines, the company is working to suspend construction on new sections of the pipe.

After 11 years of negotiations, Pennsylvania completed the acquisition of over 1,700 acres of land for preservation in southern Chester County.

Forget farm-to-table, a new pilot program is taking oyster shells from table to bay. Recycled shells will become living shorelines and new oyster habitat.

If approved, the lead concentration allowed on the first 2 feet of sites like the PES refinery complex would rise from 1,000 parts per million to 2,500 ppm.

Shirley and Bob Redcay, of Denver, were sure their home was getting clean drinking water from the brand-new well on their property.

The South Philly green space will get a new sprayground, two separate play areas, safety surfacing, and seating. Work should be done by early 2022.

Preliminary results show elevated levels of the so-called “forever chemicals” PFOS and PFOA near the installation in Delaware.

Rising sea levels are a serious threat to low-lying areas of the city.

Officials on Tuesday were trying to determine what caused the death of a manatee in southern New Jersey.

For the first time, officials will know how air quality compares in different parts of the city. But the new system isn’t designed for real-time use.

In his annual budget address, Gov. Tom Wolf talked about the need for pipeline reform.

PennEast’s plans had suffered a severe setback when a federal appeals court ruled the company lacked authority to seize state lands

Refinery supporters including union leaders have joined forces, with the backing of the White House, to question PES’ decision favoring the lower bidder.

The Clatterbucks say it's an example of intimidation by security guards hired by Energy Transfer.