PennEnvironment

PennEnvironment is a statewide, citizen-based environmental advocacy organization working for clean air, clean water and open spaces

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PennEnvironment intern Elizabeth Wasylyk urges the Pennsylvania DEP to pass strong protections against methane pollution in her letter to the editor, published in @LancasterOnline. Read more at https://t.co/WovlkiEaMt

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Want to know how methane pollution is affecting Pittsburgh kids and families? Read our intern Clyde Butler's letter to the editor in @TribLIVE! https://t.co/9duRx8n9ec

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“Microplastics in waterways worry me because over 14 million people, including my family, rely on the Delaware River watershed for their daily water needs.” Read more from Moed in the @PhillyInquirer https://t.co/OvsSPStOzV

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Learn more about methane, climate change, heat, and hospitals by reading Callie Rosenzweig's letter to the editor in @LancasterOnline https://t.co/SdZ1Xj6pnp

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Contaminated water from oil and gas wells should not be getting dumped on roads, where it can flow into our rivers and streams and make people sick. @paenvirodigest https://t.co/6moenR6LE7

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95% of the waterways that we tested in Pennsylvania had PFAS "forever chemicals."
Today, we released a report outlining the risks that these chemicals pose to our health & environment and our policy recommendations on how to tackle this threat https://t.co/NQaOOSC2Wm

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Our intern Jason Kimelman had a letter to the editor published in the @PhillyInquirer! Check out his letter about methane pollution titled "Warming concerns"- https://t.co/hMIKIqczF6

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ICYMI: A bill that would phase out PFAS forever chemicals in firefighting foam passed the state senate last week. Now, it’s up to the state house to move the bill quickly so that PA's firefighters & residents are protected.

See more from @BKoltnow @69News https://t.co/4cMPLLYNd2

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Check out the letter to the editor that our Associate Callie Rosenzweig had published in the @ReadingEagle to learn more about how methane pollution is affecting our climate and our health and what we can do about it. https://t.co/gcpYa0wxTY

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Attn Allegheny County: public meetings on the proposed Springdale Data Center are coming up this Wed. 10/14 (virtual) and Wed. 10/28 (in person). Residents from outside Allegheny County are permitted to provide comment too.

Learn more and register at https://t.co/bL7stUPxW4

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ATTN Allegheny County: @HealthAllegheny is hosting a public information session about a proposed new steel facility this Thursday, 10/15/26, at 5:00 pm. Join us at Carnegie One Library in Braddock, 419 Library St, Braddock, PA 15104 to learn more! https://t.co/GEe1vDJGVw

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We need to do more to protect kids in Philly, & across the Commonwealth, from this harmful neurotoxin. Thank you for your advocacy on this important issue @CouncilwomanKGR, @CouncilmemberJG, @SenRobinsonPA, @SenatorHaywood, @SenatorJohnKane, & Marilyn Howarth from @UPennCEET_CEC

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Philly schools have installed lead-filtering water fountains in city schools, but high levels of lead are still being found in sinks in school kitchens and nurses offices.

Check out this great piece by @KyleBagenstose for @gridphilly to learn more https://t.co/ouAmP4hKIq

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Even taps that haven't tested positive yet, could still have high levels of lead. “It’s likely that even kitchen and nurse sinks that tested negative for lead in their most recent round of testing will inevitably have a percentage test positive in the next round.”

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“Appliance energy efficiency and water conservation standards are a time-tested and proven way to reduce energy consumption, which in turn cuts air and climate pollution and generates huge savings." Read more from @_rachelmcdevitt in @905wesanews https://t.co/WMEgsj9gHA

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Breaking news: @EPA just announced plans to weaken safeguards for air and climate pollution from fracking and oil and gas drilling, putting Pennsylvanians and our planet at risk.

https://t.co/9TlLuhI44t

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“As we face more extreme weather across the state, new research is showing that certain standards could reduce energy, while helping to save money and the environment.” Read more from @lauren_linder! #EnergyEfficiencyDay https://t.co/Mt4976CEEC

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It’s energy efficiency day! ICYMI, we released a new resource last month that shows how energy efficiency standards are good for our health, planet, and pocketbooks. Check it out! https://t.co/JP5qpxXgXg

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Sewage sludge contaminated by PFAS forever chemicals has been being spread over Pennsylvania's farms, threatening our health. Read more in @insideclimate https://t.co/lcpKGGAW5R

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“In Rural Pennsylvania, Doctors Confront the Hidden Health Impacts of Environmental Disasters.” Read more from @MarieCusick for @insideclimate https://t.co/VlkBsAFeCc