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Energy

Finding out what’s in Ten Mile Creek

By Natasha Vicens | July 30, 2015

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In less than 10 years, North American leaders expect 50 percent of our energy to be clean

Non-renewable fossil fuels generated 67 percent of the United States’ 4 trillion kilowatt hours of electrical energy last year. By 2025, though, North American leaders say clean, renewable energy will be the new standard.
Pennsylvania state parks could see golf courses and hotels if this bill passes. Environmental groups aren’t happy about it.

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives appears poised to move forward with a measure that could ultimately lead to a transformation of state parks.
The EPA just made it official: No more fracking wastewater in public sewage plants

The Environmental Protection Agency has banned the practice of funneling fracking wastewater through public sewage plants nationwide — formalizing former Gov. Tom Corbett’s 2011 request to the industry to voluntarily stop it.

The EPA established the new rule on Monday to address the potential of polluting the water supply with wastewater from hydraulic fracturing.

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