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Friday PA Environment & Energy NewsClips - 2.2.24

PA Environment Daily

1 -- Pittsburgh Business Times: Shell Petrochemical Plant’s Costs Much Higher Than Previously Disclosed,-- $14 Billion; Won’t Be Fully Up And Running Until 2025, 2026 -- TribLive: Multi-Million Dollar Power Line Project Needed To Make Up For Closure Of Springdale Power Plant -- Sen. Month Starting Feb. Month Starting Feb.

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New Poll Finds 81%, Bipartisan Support For Solar Power In Pennsylvania Over Other Energy Sources

PA Environment Daily

A new poll from Embold Research found that solar energy has strong support across political, racial, gender, and regional lines. 65 percent of respondents would like to see Pennsylvania produce more solar, citing reasons ranging from reduced air pollution to energy bill savings.

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Friday PA Environment & Energy NewsClips - 3.28.25

PA Environment Daily

McCormick Defended DOGE, President And Called Signal Chat A Mistake In First Tele-Town Hall -- WESA: Collaboration Or Combat?

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Thursday PA Environment & Energy NewsClips 5.19.22

PA Environment Daily

What’s Your Community Doing? Of State Reports Successful Primary Election In PA -- Gov.

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Too Many Gas Power Plants are the Problem Not the Solution

Union of Concerned Scientists

gigawatts of capacity from gas plants are planned to go online from 2023 to 2026. Because unlike moving sources of air pollution like cars, gas plants are completely stationary. Source: Energy Information Agency Despite the economics increasingly favoring renewables, an additional 21.8

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2021-2022 California Environmental Legislation: What’s Been Enacted?

Legal Planet

AB 2446 requires reductions of average carbon intensity in construction materials for new buildings and also sets comprehensive targets to achieve a net 40% reduction from 2026 building material GHG emission levels by 2035. Two new laws address this issue on different fronts.

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Saturday PA Environment & Energy NewsClips 4.2.22

PA Environment Daily

Lower In 2050 PA Politics - Everything Is Connected -- City & State PA: Sen. Bipartisan Federal Infrastructure Law -- Sen. Casey: Announces $2.1 Casey: Announces $2.1 EIA: Ban On New Natural Gas Pipelines Would Cut Carbon Dioxide Emissions From Natural Gas Combustion 4.4%