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PennDOT is looking for public input on its plan to spend more than $171 million on an electric vehicle charging network.
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On today’s episode of The Confluence: WHYY education reporter Mallory Falk discusses the closing arguments in the trial over the constitutionality of Pennsylvania’s system for funding K-12 schools; Jada Shirriel, chief executive officer of Healthy Start, details the organization's plans for applying federal grants to address the region’s high Black infant mortality rate; and WITF reporter Rachel McDevitt gives a personal account of spending a week with an electric vehicle.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection wants to fund projects designed to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, especially in the state's low-income communities.
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Pennsylvania eyes improving access in communities of color, as well as rural and low-income areas.
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The former steel region in eastern Ohio across the Pennsylvania border is moving forward with a new industry: electric vehicles.
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Pennsylvania utility regulators approved a new policy aimed at clarifying rules about how power is resold, in an effort to promote investment in public…
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Environmental advocates in Pennsylvania want to see a faster switch to electric buses to help eliminate emissions that can worsen asthma and cause other…
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Of the more than 10 million cars registered in Pennsylvania, only 4,364 are electric -- less than .001 percent.A statewide coalition dedicated to…
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Environmental advocacy group PennEnvironment believes Pittsburgh should be doing more to encourage greater use of electric vehicles. A newly released…
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The fuel efficiency of new cars has improved by 10 percent in the last five years, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists, but advocates at…