LWV DelCo Environmental Clearinghouse
Delaware County Environmental Clearinghouse
Public Meetings Legislative meetings of the DCSWA Board of Directors are typically held the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 3pm, located at 610 E. Baltimore Pike, Media, PA 19063. Individuals may also access these public meetings virtually by clicking here. Additionally, the 2nd Wednesday of each month is a general meeting, held at the […]
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 […]
Community Climate Conversations, a series of in-person workshops hosted by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). The purpose of this workshop is to: Educate the community on the Pennsylvania Climate Action Plan Gather valuable feedback on the proposed emissions reduction sectors and strategies Explore how these strategies will directly affect your community Offer resources and […]
We wanted to let you know about Community Climate Conversations, a series of in-person workshops hosted by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). These workshops are an opportunity to share your experiences, learn about Pennsylvania’s Climate Action Plan, and help shape solutions that work for everyone—especially environmental justice communities most impacted by climate change. […]
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 […]
We will discuss the 2025 GW Season and discuss how to make it more sustainable volunteer-wise to avoid burnout. The goal is to leave the meeting with a team of leaders to pass the baton to who will continue to coordinate the Wagons with welcoming kindness and understanding, remaining pesticide-free and herbicide-free, and promoting straight species natives to […]
PA DEP will be at Chester City Hall on Wednesday, March 26 from 9:30am to 1pm for Office of Environmental Justice Office Hours. They will host a table at the front entrance to answer questions on DEP permits, grants, resources, and any issues that you would like me to address with our regional office staff.
Join for our March Virtual Action Hour focused on protecting national parks and public lands and ensuring our continued access to these special places. Every month, you'll get the latest updates on Trump's destructive agenda and how you can take meaningful action against it -- in as long as it takes to watch the new […]
Agenda and Online Commenting Available for March 27, 2025, DVRPC Board Actions The next DVRPC Board meeting is on Thursday, March 27, 2025, at 10:00 am. It is being held online via remote webinar. The public can register to attend online. The public can comment on DVRPC Board action items using an online commenting application. The meeting […]
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 […]
