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Here's a selection of NewsClips on environmental topics from around the state--
March 5 DEP News
Budget
Wolf: Severance Tax Not A Partisan Idea
Wolf Gears Up For Severance Tax Fight
Wolf’s Budget Calls For New Tax On Natural Gas Industry
Wolf Funds 50 More Drilling Inspectors, Severance Tax Controversial
Industry Poll Finds Narrow Support For Severance Tax
Severance Tax Not Popular With Marcellus Shale
Severance Tax On Natural Gas Backed By PA Voters
Drilling Group Says Wolf Overestimates Severance Tax Revenue
Wildlife Agencies Want Slice Of Proposed Severance Tax
Tax On Shale Gas Drillers Would Punish Industry Turzai Says
Op-Ed: Severance Tax No Substitute For Environmental Protection
Drilling Area Local Officials Voice Concern Over Severance Tax
Impact Fees Garner Support From Community Leaders
Editorial: Taxing Consequences, The Shell Effect
Wolf Reverses Tax Increase On Liquified Natural Gas
DCNR Still Relies On Gas Royalties In Wolf Budget
Wolf Budget Would Restore DRBC Funding
Wolf Budget Includes $100K For Marcellus Health Registry
Editorial: Wolf Should Reignite Solar Industry
Wolf Defends Budget, Says He’s Solving Decades-Old Problems
Wolf’s Budget Plan Seen As Having Almost No Chance
Wolf Seeks Billions In Higher Taxes For Schools, Tax Revamp
Items That Would Now Be Covered By Sales Tax
Other
Western PA Teams Compete In Annual Science Bowl
PennDOT Needs Volunteers For Great American Cleanup Of PA
PennDOT Looking For Volunteers For Great American Cleanup Of PA
Illegal Dump Clean-Up Efforts Start In Potter County
Ex-Erie Trash Hauler, DEP Reach Deal
Editorial: DEP Faces Keystone Landfill Smell Test
DEP: Air, Water Test At Schott Fire Come Back Clean
Allegheny Officials Train Camera On Neville Island Coke Plant
Radioactive Waste Stored At Ordnance Works In Lycoming County
Renewable Energy Credits Rose Last Year, But Is It Enough?
Solar Jobs In PA Lag Behind National Figures
CMU Set To Save Millions In Energy Costs Annually
Shift In Electric Generation Raises Concerns For Grid
What Killed First-Energy’s Coal Plants?
State Needs Better Data On Mine Subsidence Study Finds
PEC Guide Hopes To Encourage Small Hydro In PA
Concurrent Technologies Developing Batteries, Electric Cars
Renewable Power Developer Buys Solar Grid Storage Firm
Made In PA: Solar Innovations Let The Sun Shine In
Editorial: Wolf Should Reignite Solar Industry
Editorial: Signs Of Billboard Trouble Ahead
South Mountain Speakers Series To Open March 10
Snowmobilers Enjoy Prime Trail Conditions
50th Anniversary Of The Wilderness Act, North Country Trail
New 2.6 Mile Trail In Milford Gets A Boost
3 Kayakers Over Cucumber Falls In Ohiopyle
Dahlkemper Seeking Support for Erie Marine Sanctuary
Presque Isle Bay Ice Bad For Some Birds
Bald Eagle Nest Disturbance Biggest Threat To Eagles
Eagles Gathering To Feed On Erie’s Bayfront
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