This is the new reality, where a series of recent wildfires and the hottest day on record have sparked fears that a warming climate could translate into serious blazes like those in the rest of the American West.
Pennsylvania has to do its part to move away from a fossil fuel-dependent economy and towards clean, renewable energy that will give future generations a fighting shot at a thriving and sustainable world.
In a rapidly changing climate that’s putting pressure on our elected leaders to think differently about growing a sustainable economy, Pennsylvania is still trying to catch the Road Runner and we know how that episode ends.
Canadian wildfires are affecting the air quality in Pennsylvania and creating potentially unhealthy pollution levels for people across the state, officials said.
If no action is taken to address climate change, broad swaths of the United States will see extreme heat conditions measured in weeks or months rather than days by the middle of the century, the study found.
You would think that an administration allegedly interested in preserving industry profits and avoiding waste would be proactive in mitigating costly methane leaks. Not the case.
