LWV DelCo Environmental Clearinghouse
Delaware County Environmental Clearinghouse
Hosted by the Haverford Adult School. Learn from EAC members how to properly recycle in our curbside bins, a grassroots opt in program called "Recycling Beyond the Blue Bin" and options to reduce the amount of plastic packaging by refilling. Attendees may participate in a drawing for a gift card to a local refinery. FREE, […]
DVRPC's Public Participation Task Force (PPTF) invites you to a meeting to learn how regional transportation investments are planned for in Greater Philadelphia. Join DVRPC to learn about the organization's essential guiding documents and how regional transportation investments are planned. The PPTF is hosting a public meeting for all community members across DVRPC’s nine-county region to […]
If you look for our trash, derelict fishing gear and microplastic in any aquatic environment, you will find it. This pollution is nearly ubiquitous and making its way through the marine and human food web – and onto our plates and into our bodies. National Geographic Explorer and Explorers Club Fellow Rachael Z. Miller is […]
Meeting Focus: Making a positive impact for the environment at the National, State, County, and Local levels “Progress isn’t made by a few people acting perfectly, but by many people acting imperfectly.” - Carol Coster The SC DelCo Green Team is committed to educating people about and increasing the use of clean energy, zero waste solutions, & sustainable policies in […]
2025 Radnor Township EAC Lecture Series is open to everyone and free of charge Township trees have numerous benefits, from improving air quality to promoting physical health. In this talk, we’ll examine the broad-picture impacts of a vibrant urban canopy and learn why maintaining this important resource benefits our community. Join us for a 45 […]
Kids, bring your favorite adult and spend an afternoon at Hildacy Preserve. Join us for a magical journey to celebrate the wonders of spring. As the days get warmer and flowers begin to bloom, we’ll explore how animals and plants awaken from their winter slumber. Stroll around our ponds while listening to the cheerful sounds of […]
The DRBC published its State of the Basin Report in February 2025. The report provides an overview of the health of the water resources and key species of the Delaware River Basin, along with factors impacting the Basin including water pollution and climate change. • View Report (pdf 55 MB) • Webinar: March 24, 2025 […]
Come hear a webinar by climate investor Tom Steyer. A longtime leader in the climate movement, Tom has spearheaded citizen campaigns, championed climate science, and advocated for bold legislation—even running for President to put climate first. Now, he’s leveraging decades of experience as a world-class investor to drive climate solutions in the private sector. He’s […]
Last year Physicians for Social Responsibility Pennsylvania (PSR PA) used FlIR optical gas imaging to document the emissions from several fracked gas compressor stations and power plants in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. This technology makes visible the constant flow of methane and other emissions coming from these facilities - emissions that cannot be seen […]
Meet the Birds of Delaware Valley The Middletown Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) is sponsoring a Bird Walk in collaboration with the Birding Club of Delaware County (BCDC) on Saturday, March 29, 8–10AM at Longview Park, 742 W Rose Tree Rd, Media 19063. Explore a township green space and get to know the birds in our area. Meet in the East-side parking area, […]
Here is the RSVP link Join PennEnviroment on Tuesday, April 1st from 10am to 2pm outside the north side of Philadelphia City Hall and test out a wide range of electric lawn equipment. From lawn mowers, chainsaws, weed whackers and hedge trimmers and many others — you can come check out a wide array of […]
Pennsylvania residents impacted by the vast network of shale gas infrastructure—wells, compressor stations, processing plants, pipelines, truck traffic, etc.—had every reason to expect that Gov. Shapiro and his administration, once in office, would work hard to defend their health from sources of pollution. Two years later, residents are still waiting for meaningful action. Join us […]