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A settlement agreement has been finalized in a lawsuit that alleged federal officials weren’t doing enough to stop Chesapeake Bay pollution originating in Pen

A settlement agreement has been finalized in a lawsuit that alleged federal officials weren’t doing enough to stop Chesapeake Bay pollution originating in Pennsylvania.

The settlement would end two separate lawsuits filed against EPA during the Trump administration.The post Feds, states reach settlement in lawsuit over Chesapeake Bay pollution from Pa. appeared first on

To keep livestock out of waterways, Pennsylvania lawmakers are looking to allow local regulation of stream fencing.

From permitting reform to stream-side fencing legislation, the House Environmental Resources & Energy Committee heard from experts and advocates on Tuesday about the challenges facing efforts to clean up Pennsylvania’s impaired waterways. 

The history of the Youth Showmanship Contest at the All-American Dairy Show starts with two proud grandparents.

The Pennsylvania legislature has approved using $220 million in federal money to create a new Clean Streams Fund to help reduce polluted runoff into the state’s waterways, a move that

After 12 years of failed attempts, Pennsylvania state lawmakers have passed regulations that will reduce fertilizer use on home lawns, golf courses, parks, athletic fields and other developed lands.

Pennsylvania’s failure to live up to its Chesapeake Bay cleanup obligations means farmers, wastewater plant operators and industries are more likely to get knock on their door from the U.S.

Pennsylvania ag and environmental groups are seeking a $250 million fund to support local water quality, though a key lawmaker remains defiantly skeptical.