Clean Air Council’s Air Monitoring Review
You are invited to join the Clean Air Council’s Air Monitoring meeting on February 25th from 6:30-7:30pm. Click Here to Register for the Zoom Meeting For the last year Clean […]
Join Our Data Centers Action Hour
Join the Sierra Club for their next Action Hour on March 3 where they will talk about the threat of the prolific growth of data centers to our communities, our […]
No Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) in DELCO
CRCQL is hosting a NO LNG IN DELCO information session for residents on Monday, February 9 at 7pm on Zoom about the liquefied natural gas (LNG) processing and export terminal proposed […]
January Action Hour: Making Polluters Pay
Fossil fuel companies knowingly caused climate change, predicting decades ago and with stunning accuracy that their products would, in their own words, have “catastrophic” climate effects that would do “great […]
Emerging Water Issues in PA – Managing Pollutant Threats
Water is the source of all life. But in recent years, awareness of novel pollutants like microplastics and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) or “forever chemicals” has raised new questions […]
CRCQL, other community groups say ‘NO’ to LNG terminal in Delco
Last week, CEO of Penn America, Franc James, boasted to the press that he met with White House officials about his project to build a colossal LNG export terminal in Delaware County, PA. There is absolutely no place to locate such a massive project that won’t pose unacceptable risks to the people and the environment here. That’s why the federal government advises these get placed in remote locations, far from vulnerable areas,” local organizations contend.