Clean Air Council’s Air Monitoring
Click here to register for the Zoom Meeting You are invited to join the Clean Air Council’s Air Monitoring meeting on November 11th from 6:30pm to 7:30 pm. Click here to […]
DATA CENTER IN TRAINER/LOWER CHI – PUBLIC MEETING
CRCQL will be hosting a follow up public meeting ONLINE on the data center proposed in Trainer/Lower Chichester at the former Congoleum Site. We will be joined by Delaware Riverkeeper Network and Physicians for […]
DATA CENTER IN TRAINER/LOWER CHI – PUBLIC MEETING
CRCQL, Physicians for Social Responsibility and others will be hosting a public meeting on the data center proposed in Trainer/Lower Chichester at the former Congoleum Site. This meeting will discuss the […]
Full Disclosure: Data Centers, NDAs, and Transparency
When public officials sign legally binding non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with data center companies, they cut communities out of the conversation. Left in the dark, residents get no chance to negotiate […]
Sustainable Facilities & Geoexchange Plant Tour
Register today! Swarthmore College’s Dining and Community Commons is a unique collection of spaces that brings together sustainability, community, and campus infrastructure. It includes our newly constructed dining center, featuring […]
PennFuture’s Energy Playbook
PennFuture’s Energy Playbook identifies the intersection of economic interests of communities with the environmental interests of our movement so that all Pennsylvanians can look forward to a healthier and more […]
Public Comments Due by Monday on Monroe Energy Construction Projects
The Monroe Refinery in Trainer, PA, is seeking approval for several large construction projects expected to begin in August 2026 and conclude in December 2029. The Clean Air Council is concerned about several aspects of the projects. Public comments on the projects are due by Monday.
New study: ‘Forever chemicals’ prevalent throughout Delaware River basin
The latest results of extensive field investigation and monitoring of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) by the Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) shows contamination by PFAS, known as “forever chemicals,” is both “widespread and persistent” in the Delaware River and selected tributaries.
How do our local streams measure up in the state’s water quality assessments?
Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has released the draft Pennsylvania 2026 Integrated Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment report, highlighting 67 miles of streams and 7,105 acres of public lakes restored since 2024. The report, including an interactive story map, serves as the biennial update on the health of streams and lakes statewide and is open for public comment.
Delaware River Basin Commission Business Meeting 4Q26
Public hearing and business meeting dates and locations are subject to change. Please check the DRBC web site periodically to confirm a scheduled date and/or meeting location. Hearings and business meetings […]