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

Budget

Academy Of Natural Sciences Cuts Salaries

Funding On Way For Locks And Dams

U.S. Senate Approves $5,47 Million For Flight 93 Memorial

10,000 Friends- PennDOT Project Lists Show Fix It First Emphasis

$5.5 Million For Tri-County Cancer Study Approved By Congress

Versailles Recives Federal Earmark To Combat Methane

Federal Stimulus Money Boosts Home Energy Aid To NE

Lehigh Valley Agency Is Long On Weatherization Aid, But Short On Help

$4.5 Million Federal Earmark Spurs Flood Project In Scranton

Other

Editorial: Alternative Energy Often Comes With A Price

Can There Ever Be Clean Coal?

Millions Are Being Poured Into Polar Opposite Clean Coal Campaigns

Warren To Get Green Award

Legislators Discuss Carbon Capture Technology

New Energy Bill Could Create Thousands Of Jobs, DEP Says

Climate Fight Could Create Jobs

State College Gets Greenhouse Gas Grant

Editorial: Global Warming? Think Again Folks

Energy Agency Cuts Forecast For Global Oil Demand

Students Trek To To Ridge Environmental Center

Incentives Create Golden Chance For Going Green

Public Transit Ridership Hits Highest Level In 52 Years

Windmills In Pottsville: A Lot To Think About

Natural Gas Still An Uncertain Factor

SRBC Requires Drilling Companies To Post Signs At Drill Sites

U.S. Energy Future Hits Snag In Rural Pennsylvania

State Action May Affect Gas Drilling

Jefferson Hills Residents To Hear Upside Of Gas Drilling

Allegheny National Forest Seeks Input On Oil, Gas Issues

Royalty Checks Sent To PA Residents

Chesapeake Drilling To Pump $90 Million Into Drilling By Year's End

PA Finds Gas Drilling Firm In Violation

Drilling Taints Susquehanna County Wells

Op-Ed: Make Room For Geology, Science And Technology In Marcellus Shale Debate

Editorial: More Forest Land To Be Offered For Gas Drilling

Premiere Set For Documentary About Oil Region

Editorial: PA Must Help Consumers When Electric Rate Caps Expire

PECO Seeks OK To Add Solar Credits

Chester Townships Move Toward Renewable Energy

Converve Energy Is Spring-Ford School District's New Mantra

Western Wayne Looks To Go Green In New School

Kingston Twp. Upgrading Signals With LED Bulbs

Local Energy Experts Pick Apart T. Boone Pickens' Plan

Taylor Planner Quits In Flap Over Plan For Biofuels Plant

Robot Pitches Recycling

Parkside Weighs Cost Of Recycling Program

Nutter Kills Philadelphia Trash-Fee Proposal

Pittsburgh Plans War On Front Porch Couches

Editorial: Help Set The Scene For A Clean Spring

Pedal Co-Op Hauls Recyclables By Bicycle

PPG Ordered To Cleanup Glass Dump Near Ford City

Water-Based Paint Makes Valley Body Shop Environmentally Friendly

Editorial: Coal Ash Rules Long Overdue

Editorial: Township Should Consider Ways To Minimize Effects Of Sprawl

More Land Preserved In Pike County

Saving Money Is One Goal Of Central Carbon Comprehensive Plan Group

Caught In A Forest Of Green Initiatives

Farm Odor Regulations Sow Criticism

Centre County Residents Question Controlled Burn Plans

Op-Ed: Why Sustainability Matters To America

Quecreek Miners Settle Lawsuit

Three Mile Island 30 Years Later

Op-Ed: Nuclear Power Plants Necessary For Future

Editorial: The Yucca Nuclear Waste Decision Is Disappointing

Taking Stock In The Planet

Editorial: DiBerardinis, New Parks And Recreation Appointment

Meadville Market House Adds Its Own Label

Hawks Nest On Franklin Institute's Ledge

Temporary Road Closures During Amphibian Migration

3/13/2009