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The 2024 “State of the Air” reports shows that many Pennsylvanians are still experiencing the harmful effects of air pollution.
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The guide is designed to give Pennsylvanian residents the knowledge and tools they need to understand and effectively participate in local land use decision-making processes.
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A practical guide on how to be effective as an individual on environmental issues.
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The water pollution case was initiated by PennFuture and Tookany/Tacony-/Frankford Watershed Partnership to protect Frankford Creek from industrial pollution.
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Watershed coalitions educate state legislators about five key clean water policies during Clean Water Education Day.
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In Pennsylvania, the power to govern land use and development resides almost entirely at the local level. Residents have power to influence these decisions.
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