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Delaware Environmental Appeals Board allows challenge to US Wind approval process to move forward
2+ week, 5+ day ago (366+ words) DOVER, Del. - A challenge to Delaware’s review of a proposed offshore wind project will move forward after the Delaware Environmental Appeals Board unanimously denied DNREC’s request to dismiss the case Tuesday. The appeal was filed by Edward Bintz, who is…...
Delaware Environmental Appeals Board to weigh challenge to US Wind approval process
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (474+ words) (U.S. Department of Energy) DOVER, Del. - Delaware’s Environmental Appeals Board has scheduled an August hearing on a challenge to a state review of the US Wind offshore wind project. The hearing, filed by Edward E. Bintz, is scheduled to begin at…...
Delaware County receives $2M for vehicle charging stations
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (593+ words) Delaware County accepted $2 million to install more electric vehicle charging stations throughout the county, and they will be made accessible to the public, for a cost. County Council approved a $2 million reimbursement grant agreement with PennDOT for the charging stations…...
$29M in federal and private funds to go toward Delaware River watershed projects
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (551+ words) The total is about $9 million less than last year’s grant awards of $38 million. Federal and private grants totaling nearly $29 million were announced Wednesday for conservation projects within the Delaware River Watershed, including a South Philadelphia wetlands park, a water trail…...
Amid Rollbacks on Environmental Protections, the EPA Goes the Other Way on Delaware River Water Quality
11+ mon, 1+ week ago (772+ words) The federal government is raising the required oxygen level in an urban stretch of the Delaware River near Philadelphia to improve conditions for fish and humans, but the move faces pushback from wastewater utilities that will have to pay millions…...