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Budget

County Impact Fee Remains Sticking Point On Marcellus Bills

Business Leaders Ask Lawmakers To Finish Work On Marcellus Bill

Busy Season For State Lawmakers

Southwest Twp Officials Hold Anti-Impact Fee Meeting Tuesday
Editorial: PA Government Walks Away From Revenue

Editorial: Revised Data Good Case For Severance Tax

PA Revenue From Marcellus Shale Worker Income Taxes Low

Philly Mayor Talks About Infrastructure Needs

Other

Revolution Recovery Recycling Company More Than Green

Murrysville To Test Automated Recycling

Mandatory Trash Pickup Law Seems Unlikely In PA

Pittsburgh Council Considers Taxing Billboards

Smart Growth Conference To Focus On Sustainability

Op-Ed: No Rototiller, Tractor On This Sustainable York Farm

PennFuture Wants More Energy Grants

Western PA Gets Solar Energy Boost

Interest In Reducing Energy Use Helps State College Company Grow
Axion Power Revs Up Renewables With PowerCube

Op-Ed: Fear Should Not Direct Our Nation's Energy Policy

Three Of Dirtiest Power Plants In Western PA

SEPTA Receives $1.2 Million EPA Grant To Improve Air Quality

AK Steel To Spend $60M On PA Mining

Complacency A Danger At Nuclear Sites, Official Warns

NRC Adds Oversight On One Limerick Reactor

Mine Safety Bills Pending After Disaster Report

Farmland Preservation Milestone In Montgomery County

Planners Hopeful For Amtrack Stop Near PA Trail

Cumberland Valley Rails-To-Trails Buys Land From PPL

Dam Repairs Shorten Shikellamy State Park Boating Season

You Can Tell The Creature By How It Nests

Op-Ed: Say No To Sunday Hunting

Tundra Swans On The Move To Chesapeake Bay

12/12/2011

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