Governors Tom Wolf, Phil Murphy and John Carney met in Philadelphia Thursday to renew their states commitment to working to keep the Delaware River healthy.
Governors Tom Wolf, Phil Murphy and John Carney met in Philadelphia Thursday to renew their states commitment to working to keep the Delaware River healthy.
Two city dwellers revive a family farm in the documentary Biggest Little Farm, which develops into a profound statement on mans relationship to the earth.
Two city dwellers revive a family farm in the documentary Biggest Little Farm, which develops into a profound statement on mans relationship to the earth.
The notice to deny the permit does not kill the project, but is yet another setback for Israel-based Elcon in what’s already been a years-long effort to build a wastewater processing facility.
The notice to deny the permit does not kill the project, but is yet another setback for Israel-based Elcon in what’s already been a years-long effort to build a wastewater processing facility.
by Seth Borenstein and Edith M. Lederer, Associated Press
UN Secretary-General says limiting warming to just another degree may not be possible but it must be done because the alternative would be catastrophic
Jeff Bonawitz, of Lancaster County dragged in a flathead catfish recently that was the size of an average 7-year-old child, a Pennsylvania state record. But the species is invasive. So is that a good thing?
Up to 1 million plant and animal species are on the verge of extinction, with devastating implications for human survival, according to a United Nations report released Monday.
The plan announced by state officials last month to sample public water systems for PFAS, chemicals linked to cancer, is on track to begin in late May, but the state won't release a list of testing sites.
The U.S. House, lead by Democrats, approved a bill Thursday that would block President Trump from withdrawing from the Paris climate accord - just a day after Republicans in Pennsylvania held a research session with testimony from three scientists well-known for climate denial.
Flanked by the presidents of the city's major universities, Philadelphia officials announced Wednesday they have secured $4.5 million in public and private money to dredge the Schuylkill in time to prevent regattas from leaving.
A board has ruled amendments to an agreement that would have allowed developer Brian O’Neill to build housing on the contaminated Bishop Tube site in Chester County site are “arbitrary and capricious.”
The historic Burlington Island, once home to Native Americans, the affluent from the Main Line and a 1920s amusement park, is now a virtual landfill of debris. The Board of Island Managers, along with volunteers and a Philadelphia clothing company, want to restore it and reopen it to the public.
Mercedes Thorpe and Ryan Martin are exactly the type of customers the Philadelphia Water Department hoped to reach on Wednesday at City Hall: Those who refuse to drink the water it supplies.
Teenage climate-change activist Greta Thunberg has accused adults of stealing young people's future as she met senior British politicians at Parliament
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