Rachel McDevitt | StateImpact Pennsylvania
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The Berks County Republican Committee says GOP state lawmakers’ votes to elect a Democrat as Speaker of the House damages the party’s reputation.
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Pennsylvania’s environmental regulator says, over a five-year period, more than half of conventional oil and gas operators failed to report how much gas they pulled from the ground and whether their equipment is safe.
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The Commonwealth Court is dismissing the Department of Environmental Protection’s claim that a signature climate regulation was unlawfully delayed.
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Shapiro wants Rich Negrin to head the Department of Environmental Protection. Former head Patrick McDonnell says he'll have to contend with past underfunding.
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Pennsylvania natural gas drillers pulled even more gas from the ground in 2021 than they did the year before. It’s the latest in a pattern of annual record-setting for the industry.
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During a news conference held by the Public Interest Research Group, advocates highlighted the risks burning gas indoors pose to health and the climate.
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The latest report from Pennsylvania's Independent Fiscal Office shows the average price of natural gas reached $6.89 per million Btu in the third quarter of 2022.
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Pennsylvania utilities are monitoring for threats after an attack on two electric substations left thousands of people without power in North Carolina.
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Environmental regulators on Wednesday approved an emergency measure to curb emissions at oil and gas sites.
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If Pennsylvania’s rule to prevent emissions of volatile organic compounds from conventional, shallow oil and gas wells is not done by Dec. 16, the federal government could withhold more than $500 million in highway funding.