The Trump administration appears ready to move ahead with its plan to remove protections for some of the nation's millions of miles of streams, wetlands and arroyos
The Trump administration appears ready to move ahead with its plan to remove protections for some of the nation's millions of miles of streams, wetlands and arroyos
Hilco, a Chicago real estate firm that has acquired old power plant sites in Boston and in New Jersey, and is building warehouses on a former steel mill site in Baltimore, reached an agreement to acquire the refinery site.
Hilco, a Chicago real estate firm that has acquired old power plant sites in Boston and in New Jersey, and is building warehouses on a former steel mill site in Baltimore, reached an agreement to acquire the refinery site.
Researchers at Penn State says the state's spotted lanternfly infestation could drain $324 million from the economy and 2,800 jobs because of the fecund pests' voracious hunger for trees and valuable crops.
The agency cited the refinery owner for 10 specific violations, including a failure to inspect an elbow in a section of pipe that had corroded significantly since it was installed 46 years before.
The fate of the bankrupt Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery complex, shut down since a catastrophic June fire and explosion, hung in the balance on Friday.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is set to sign sweeping legislation Friday that environmental groups say could propel the state into national leadership on electric vehicle sales, with a new $5,000 rebate, combined with an existing sales tax exemption, expected to entice consumers in a big way.
by Brady Dennis, Andrew Freedman and John Muyskens, The Washington Post
WASHINGTON - The past decade was the hottest ever recorded on the planet, driven by an acceleration of temperature increases in the past five years, according to new data released Wednesday by the U.S. government.
The Army Corps of Engineers is looking at how the dam could manage water flows to control the point at which salt creeps up the Delaware River. Keeping that salt line in place is vital to protecting Philadelphia’s drinking water.
Last year started poorly for recycling in Philadelphia as the city was forced to send at least half its recycling to incinerators. This year, taxpayers will have to cough up millions more to handle the waste no one really wants anymore. But city officials think things could brighten by spring.
The New Jersey State Park Service is hosting 29 hikes, 1 mountain bike ride and 1 horseback ride in state parks, forests and historic sites on New Year’s Day.
