The recent Blizzard of ‘26 packed a punch in Philadelphia and across the Delaware Valley. Aside from school closures and […]
Bipartisan alignment on ‘forever chemicals’ regulation
(The Center Square) – Advocates taking aim at the wide array of “forever chemicals,” or PFAS, found in common personal […]
Carl Marrara: Plastic bag bans don’t work
There are very few products banned in the United States or the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Beyond the obvious — things […]
As Bucks sues Big Oil, nearby governments lose same fight
Last year, Bucks County sued fossil fuel companies for warming the planet and waging a “disinformation campaign” to deny they […]
Carbon capture, storage rules moving quickly
The Senate-authored legislation would also act as a guidepost for two hydrogen hubs under development within the state in the coming decade.
By Christen Smith
Nonprofit pushing climate-change lawsuits making outreach to Delco, Chester counties, email shows
Money from rich, out-of-state activists is behind the organization urging — and getting — the change in county commissioners’ actions on “green” lawsuits.
By Todd Shepherd
Guy Ciarrocchi: Climate change? Maybe. Ban fossil fuels? No. (Part II)
Some questions we ought to ask “them” before they end our way of life
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Guy Ciarrocchi: Climate change? Maybe. Ban fossil fuels? No. (Part I)
Some questions we need to ask before they end our way of life.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
George Hofmann: Walling off the shore
Climate change, and our response to it, will change the Jersey Shore in ways we have not anticipated.
By George Hofmann
Gregory Wrightstone: Gov. Shapiro’s misguided attempt to cure a very healthy climate
Pennsylvania’s environment is not in the state of crisis that alarmists say it is.
By Gregory Wrightstone
