Rachel McDevitt | StateImpact Pennsylvania
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The state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources says it is seeing a nearly 30% increase in campsite reservations made in March for the rest of the year. -
The center’s goal is to advance research, innovation, and business growth in Pennsylvania’s plant-based agriculture sector. -
In a 5-4 ruling earlier this month, the court determined the EPA cannot impose “end result” provisions in permits that regulate water pollution. -
Restaurants, bakeries and grocery stores are struggling with egg prices aggravated by inflation and the ongoing avian flu outbreak, which has cut into the egg supply. -
Since 2022, more than 7 million chickens, ducks and other fowl in Pennsylvania have been affected by avian flu. -
The Solar for Schools grant program, funded by $25 million in state money, will cover up to half the project cost of installing solar for grant winners. -
President Jimmy Carter visited the midstate on April 1, 1979 – four days after the partial meltdown at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant’s Unit 2 reactor. -
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing new protections for the eastern hellbender five years after denying endangered status for the state’s official amphibian. -
There are ways to make sure you are heating your home efficiently and saving money this winter. Some upgrades may even qualify for a rebate or tax credit. -
Pennsylvania’s farms could become more resilient to severe weather brought on by climate change thanks to $40.8 million in federal grant money.
