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Delaware County Environmental Clearinghouse
As a courtesy FYI, the agenda for the Wednesday, September 2, 2026, 3Q Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) Business Meeting is available at http://www.nj.gov/drbc/meetings/upcoming/. The September 2, 2026, Business Meeting […]
DRBC 4Q Public Hearing: November 4 & Business Meeting: December 3 DRBC has published a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking and Public Hearing regarding proposed amendments to its Water Code and Comprehensive […]
3Q2026 Public Hearing Agenda (PDF) Items to be heard include one resolution and 18 draft dockets for withdrawals, discharges and other projects that could have a substantial effect on the […]
The SC DelCo Green Team is committed to educating people about and increasing the use of clean energy, zero waste solutions, & sustainable policies in all DelCo municipalities. Our activities […]
The SC DelCo Green Team is committed to educating people about and increasing the use of clean energy, zero waste solutions, & sustainable policies in all DelCo municipalities. Our activities […]
The SC DelCo Green Team is committed to educating people about and increasing the use of clean energy, zero waste solutions, & sustainable policies in all DelCo municipalities. Our activities […]
“One who sets off an alarm for a raging house fire is not an alarmist. Climate change is a planet-wide house fire.” -David Calloway Meeting Highlights Round-Robin, 1’ each – Describe in […]
The Trump administration’s anti-renewables policies have left gigawatts’ worth of new solar and wind projects strangled in red tape. So as Congress revisits energy-permitting reform, which it’s tried and failed to pass several times over the past few years, solar companies are taking a stand.
A Dec. 4 letter from 143 of those companies to congressional leaders takes aim at one Trump directive in particular: A July order from the Department of the Interior that requires its head, Doug Burgum, to personally approve every decision the agency makes on renewable energy. In the five months since that change, Burgum hasn’t signed off on any new solar projects on federal lands.
The state budget Governor Shapiro announced today represents a devastating, self-inflicted setback in addressing affordability, clean energy and pollution by walking away from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative without establishing an alternative approach, Conservation Voters of Pennsylvania said reacting to the new state budget deal.
PHILADELPHIA – Pennsylvania ranks 49th in the nation for percentage growth in total solar, wind and geothermal generation over the past decade, according to new data released on Wednesday by PennEnvironment. The State of Renewable Energy 2025 documents the growth of six key clean energy technologies across the United States over the past decade and ranks states accordingly for solar power, wind power, battery storage, energy efficiency, electric vehicles and electric vehicle charging stations.
