Experts disagree on how much of the cost will be passed on to consumers.
By Christen Smith
David Galluch: Pennsylvania’s energy future, hidden behind a locked door
Governor Wolf acted unilaterally to stymie Pennsylvania’s energy industry; will Governor Shapiro do the same?
By David Galluch
Andy Bloom: Earth Day 2023 – Preserving Mother Earth without hysterics
Responsible stewardship of nature doesn’t mean unthinking adherence to fringe theories.
By Andy Bloom
Outdoor recreation potential ‘bigger’ than gas, official says
State agencies disagree on approving natural gas development on public lands.
By Anthony Hennen
Guy Ciarrocchi: It’s past time for an honest discussion about “green energy”
We need to weigh the risks and benefits to the environment, our economy, national security — and morality, too.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Pennsylvania’s biggest coal plant will shutter by July
Over a hundred workers will be laid off as the Indiana County plant is closed,
By Anthony Hennen
Pennsylvania’s permitting delays, carbon taxes still vexing lawmakers
The slow environmental permitting process weighs down job creation, critics say.
By Anthony Hennen
Is Shapiro shifting his stance on RGGI?
The governor’s office says he is merely exploring the possibility of joining the interstate compact, which would likely raise energy prices.
By Daniel Payne
‘Forgotten’ Pennsylvanians castigate ‘pathetic’ response to train disaster
The state Senate held hearings on the East Palestine, Ohio, disaster and what it might mean for Pennsylvanians.
By Anthony Hennen
Senator Doug Mastriano: Pennsylvanians deserve answers about the East Palestine environmental disaster
The state government is slow to respond to this unfolding environmental catastrophe.
By Sen. Doug Mastriano