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Jacqueline M. Santiago-Vicente standing in the Byron Street community garden
Science

Camden nonprofit plans to keep bus riders cool with shade and pollinator gardens

Neighborhood Collaborative Community Gardens’ bus shelters will include shade trees, pollinator-friendly plants and air quality monitors.

1 month ago

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People sit in an auditorium for a Conshohocken Planning Board meeting
Science

Plymouth Township, Conshohocken-area residents shout, boo, as hearing for data center begins

Residents say they’re concerned the new data center will reduce property values and impact their quality of life in the suburban Pennsylvania towns.

1 month ago

Blood is drained from horseshoe crabs.
Science

Environmentalists petition New Jersey over horseshoe crab bloodletting

The horseshoe crab’s blood helps test the sterility of medical products.

1 month ago

the data center in Vineland being constructed
Science

Vineland data center makes case for on-site power generation during 6-hour hearing

Developers for the New Jersey-based center plan to use on-site fuel cells, saying the new plan will not draw power from the grid or increase residential rates.

1 month ago

a fallen tree on two cars
Weather

Pennsylvanians whose homes were damaged in July storm can apply for financial assistance

The July 11 microbursts knocked out power, downed trees, flooded streets and basements and damaged cars and buildings.

1 month ago

Red knots birds are pictured on the beach
Science

Red knot populations improve slightly along Delaware Bay, but remain fraction of historic levels

Biologists in New Jersey and Delaware spotted more red knot birds this year, but levels remain significantly lower than before the 2000s.

1 month ago

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Keith Dunton holds a sand tiger shark
Science

Baby sharks grow up in New Jersey’s back bays. Climate change could threaten the nurseries

Three species of shark use New Jersey’s coastal salt marshes as nurseries — the sandbar shark, the smooth dogfish and the sand tiger shark.

1 month ago

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a sign for the Plymouth Township Municipal Building
Science

‘We will not be bullied’: Plymouth Township pushes back against proposed Conshohocken data center

Plymouth Township Council is speaking out after the developer of a proposed data center in Conshohocken challenged its zoning ordinance.

1 month ago

Listen 1:03
Aerial view of firefighters putting out a fire.
Community

2 workers injured at Camden’s troubled scrap metal facility

One worker sustained life-threatening injuries and was in “critical, but stable condition” Tuesday, a county spokesperson said.

2 months ago

solar panels
Science

As utility rates continue to rise in Pa., a coalition is pushing for renewables to rein in costs

About 1 in 4 Pennsylvania families report difficulty paying their energy costs. One in 20 are carrying an average of $1,200 in utility debt.

2 months ago

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Tarir Satterfield-Rowe of Camden jogs across a smoke shrouded Ben Franklin Bridge
Weather

Reprieve from wildfire smoke expected to come over the weekend, meteorologists say

Rainfall and a change in wind direction are expected to push the smoky air away from Philadelphia.

2 months ago

FILE - A product stall filled with free N95 respirator masks, provided by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, sits outside the pharmacy at this Jackson, Miss., Kroger grocery store, Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2022. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)
Science

Do masks protect me from wildfire smoke? Experts say yes — with some caveats

N95 masks are designed to filter out the particles released during wildfires.

2 months ago

Philly’s skyline was barely visible due to wildfire smoke
Weather

Philly pools closed, trash pickup canceled due to very unhealthy air

Wildfire smoke is bringing very unhealthy air pollution to the Philadelphia region. Officials say everyone should avoid optional outdoor activities.

2 months ago

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A screenshot of the DelDOT traffic camera livestream capturing the Delaware City Refinery
Science

Delaware City Refinery faces nearly $1 million penalty for toxic gas release in May

The incident occurred during repairs of pollution control equipment at the refinery.

2 months ago

Listen 0:59
Smoke from wildfires in the Canadian province of Ontario left a haze over Philadelphia’s skyline
Science

Residents warned to stay indoors as Canadian wildfire smoke reaches dangerous levels in Philadelphia region

Tiny particulate matter from wildfire smoke can cause respiratory problems.

2 months ago

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