LWV DelCo Environmental Clearinghouse
Delaware County Environmental Clearinghouse
Meeting will be held in person at DVRPC’s office and online via Zoom Register to Attend The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) and its Public Participation Task Force (PPTF) […]
Did you know chemical batteries have existed since 1800? Join the next episode of the Clean Energy for All series for a primer on this important but less discussed technology that could play […]
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 […]
Our public lands belong to all of us. These are the forests you hiked as a kid. The river your family fishes every summer. The national monument you visited with […]
Join the Protective Buffers PA coalition on Wednesday, July 29, at 7 p.m. for a discussion on how the proposed AI data center buildout in Pennsylvania could lead to more […]
RSVP: click here to get the Zoom link! Families across Pennsylvania are stressed and struggling. Increasing electric bills, extreme heat, dangerous air, and flash floods are hitting us all – […]
Curious about volunteering with the Sierra Club? Join us for a Volunteer Open House! Learn about volunteer opportunities and find the project, team, or task that’s right for you. Discuss your […]
As electricity demand rises across Pennsylvania—driven in part by the rapid growth of energy-hungry data centers—policymakers face an important choice: invest in clean energy or continue relying on costly, polluting […]
Join EP-ACT for our 16th annual “The Only Smoke in The Air” (TOSITA) event, where the only smoke in the air will be coming from our networking BBQ, AND NOT FROM […]
The Delaware Riverkeeper Network and Green Amendments For the Generations have filed a petition to intervene in a lawsuit the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has brought against the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. The DHS brought the suit after DEP notified ICE that it could not operate two large warehouse facilities in Berks and Schuylkill Counties as immigrant detention centers without making needed modifications and securing multiple state and local approvals to address concerns about drinking water, wastewater, environmental, health, safety, and fire suppression.
