A new documentary examines the troubling threat of oil trains pollution. Read more

How can your community begin to address this pollution problem? Read more

A new documentary highlights the threat of oil trains pollution. Read more

The environment continues to be set aside in the state budget process. Read more

Solutions to the statewide water crisis. Read more

This primer is Part 1 in a two part series, with a sidebar providing a brief history of Pennsylvania’s policy fight for clean water, a description of the water pollution challenges impacting Pennsylvanians, and the potential solutions toward providing clean water for all. Read more

Pennsylvania’s first statewide policy for preventing water pollution was the Purity of Waters Act of 1905, which set the first limits on how much “sewage” could be placed into Pennsylvania’s waterways. Read more

A guest blog from the National Wildlife Federation for PennFuture's Water is Life Month. Read more

Healing the scars of past coal mining. Read more

A look at a dangerous threat to our water sources across the state. Read more

The Pennsylvania Clean Streams Law, enacted in 1937, is the main law designed to protect our state’s abundant fresh water resources – from fast rushing mountain streams, to slower flowing valley rivers, to underground water that navigates through cracks and spaces between rock and soil. Read more

A look at the latest issues facing the Susquehanna River. Read more

A time to reflect on current challenges and a way forward. Read more

This month, we will focus on the water crisis in Pennsylvania. Read more

Meet the Donor: Gail K. Neustadt Read more

A look at a recent panel discussion in Pittsburgh. Read more

The latest from Harrisburg. Read more

Hear what PennFuture staff and members had to say about their experience at the Peoples Climate March. Read more

A participant in Clean Energy Pittsburgh's first workshop shares her perspective. Read more

A Voice in Defense of Science Read more