Here’s a selection of NewsClips on environmental topics from around the state--

Toward A Green Super Bowl, NFL Buys Renewable Energy, Plants Trees

Carneigie Science Awards Announced

Environmental Protections Take Hit In Fiscal Crunch

We've Become Conservation Advocates

Editorial: DEP's Hanger Deserves Appointment

Climate Harm Called Irreversible

Global Warming Is Irreversible, Study Says

Focus On Those Who Can't Afford Heat

Despite Drop In Gas Prices, People Are Driving Less

Keystone College Keeps Current On Electric Cars

Editorial: Report Shows the Living Benefits Of Pollution Curbs

States May Win Right To Cut Vehicle Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Rendell Praises Obama's Step On Vehicle Emissions

How Would New Auto Emission Rules Affect Us?

Collision Ahead On Auto Emissions Regulations

Milford Gearing Up For Wind Energy

Regulating Windmills

PA Trolley Museum Is Going Solar

Contractors Tilting At Windmills As Residential Renewable Energy System Gain

Natural Gas Cost Bucking Pattern

Pike County Gas Leases Multiply

Bradford To Define Change Of Use Under Clean And Green For Drilling

Editorial: Natural Gas Drilling Interconnections

Editorial: Amid Squabbling Over Natural Gas, Couple Sets Example

Electric, A Green Alternative To Oil Heat

Numbers Shout For Change In Electricity Lifestyles

Energy Audit To Be Completed For Southern Fulton School District

Chief Oil & Gas Donates $50,000 For Home Heating Assistance

Pens Write Oil's Story

Energy Expo Set On Feb. 25 In Delaware County

Editorial: New Federal Standard To Improve Fly-Ash Handing

Land Gifts Don't Greenwash Away Mine Scars

Municipal Energy Audit Could Result In Savings

New, Energy-Efficient Homes Ready To Sell

Indiana County Nature Center Becomes Nonprofit

Emmaus Environmental Charter School Faces Denial

Landis Homes Plans $60 Million Green Expansion

Recyclers Lose Green

Price Drop Linked To Recycling Complaints

Pittsburgh Neighborhoods Improve Recycling Efforts

Pottstown Recycling Program Shows Promise

Editorial: You Should Get What You Pay For, Recycling Included

Philadelphia Trash Service Could Be Budget Victim

Nursery Owners Look At ACRE As Last Resort

City Not Of This Earth Wins Science Prize

Students Engineer Cities Of Future

Midtown Harrisburg Aiming for Pre-Sprawl Character

Money Stopping Waterfront Plan In Bucks County

Navy On Time With Philadelphia Base Cleanup

New Panel To Guide Philadelphia Riverfront Development

1,000 Acres In Monroe County Added to Game Lands

Local Champion Sought To Blaze Iroquois Trail In Tunkhannock

PPL Selling Less Land To Conservancy

Wildlife Expert Warns Of Ecological Risks With Drilling

Op-Ed: Sierra Club's Zero Cut Policy Hurts Wilderness Efforts

Aviary CEO Quits, Questions Diversity, Transparency

Inside Lake Erie's Ice Dunes

Alone On Ice

Chestnut Tree Numbers Dwindling

Punxsutawney Phil Reaches Out To Kids

1/30/2009