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Farmers benefit as a wide array of conservation partners collaborate with the Northcentral Pennsylvania Conservancy in restoring clean water to Turtle Creek and other streams throughout this region of the

LOWER MERION – Senator Amanda M. Cappelletti (D- Montgomery/Delaware) and Representative Tim Briggs (D- Montgomery) today announced $217,600 awarded to Harriton Preserve for the Stream and Parkland Restoration project in Lower Merion. This grant, which was awarded through Pennsylvania’s Growing Greener Plus Grants Program, will also aid the Harriton Preserve in their education and outreach […]

According to the Dept. of Environmental Protection, it has been utilized to assist localized projects in communities across the commonwealth. 

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has awarded $474,802 in state grants for four stormwater management projects in the Lehigh Valley, state Sen. Lisa Boscola (D-Lehigh/Northampton) announced Friday.

PINE GROVE — On its 100th birthday, Sweet Arrow Lake received a long-awaited present — plans are underway to dredge the 60-acre waterway.

There are approximately 420 possible solar farm projects being proposed in Pennsylvania, which would take 80,000 acres of land.

Legislators should not pick sides and suggest that there is only one energy solution worth pursuing.

Legislators should not pick sides and suggest that there is only one energy solution worth pursuing.

Legislators should not pick sides and suggest that there is only one energy solution worth pursuing.

At the 2022 PA Farm Show, the Pennsylvania State Grange presented an informative program on solar energy generation as it relates to farming. The panel presented thought-provoking insights on whether