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Pennsylvania is dealing with a potentially serious tick problem. Environmental officials have recently warned the public that a population of ticks in

Pennsylvania is set to get an influx of federal infrastructure money to plug abandoned oil and gas wells.

Old wells leak the potent greenhouse gas methane and toxins that can cause health issues for people who live nearby.

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TedFest is set to make its highly-anticipated return to Ireland this March, offering plenty of tea, sandwiches, and clerical craic.

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As Canadian truckers and their supporters make their way from western Canada to Ottawa this weekend, Quebec truckers are expected to gather at several border crossings, including Lacolle, Stanstead and St-Theophile, hoping to support the cause.

One bitcoin mining operation has found a solution to the huge amount of energy needed to keep it running -- burning the leftover material from Pennsylvania coal mining.

ABC News(PITTSBURGH) -- A once-dormant power plant is humming with activity outside Pittsburgh as thousands of miners work 24 hours a day. The miners at this site aren't people, but supercomputers running complex math equations. The first to solve the equation is rewarded with the digital financial token known as bitcoin. But the large amount of power needed to run these computers has re-ignited a debate in Pennsylvania and around the country about the potential climate consequences of cryp...

Gov. Wolf announced $25 million in funding for environmental restoration projects at abandoned mine land locations across Pennsylvania.