Monthly archive for November 2019

GANTNews –  HARRISBURG – On Thursday the Pennsylvania Departments of Environmental Protection (DEP) and Transportation (PennDOT), in partnership with Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, announced an initiative to reduce littering. In addition, the agencies presented results of the first statewide litter study in over 20 years at a meeting

The Bradford Era -Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, along with the Pennsylvania Departments of Environmental Protection (DEP) and Transportation (PennDOT), announced an initiative to reduce littering in Pennsylvania Thursday. The results of the first statewide study on litter in over 20 years were also presented Thursday, at a meeting

The Express -DUBOIS — Clinton and Centre counties were in the spotlight at the recent PA Wilds Awards Dinner in Dubois. Two of 12 Champion of the PA Wilds awards went to Clinton County interests, and another to a Centre County event, as more than 200 people

PA Environment Digest Blog – On November 14, the departments of Environmental Protection and Transportation, in partnership with Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, announced an initiative to reduce littering and presented results of the first statewide litter study in over 20 years at the 2019 Litter Summit attended by

The Philadelphia Inquirer – Pennsylvania officials say the Keystone State has a big litter problem, with an estimated 500 million pieces of trash on roadways costing more than $14 million annually to clean up. A new survey shows residents agree: There’s a problem and something needs to

Elwood City Ledger – On Thursday, the state’s Department of Environmental Protection, Department of Transportation and Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful announced plans to combat Pennsylvania’s littering problem.  Pennsylvania has a littering problem.  On Thursday, the state’s Department of Environmental Protection, Department of Transportation and Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful announced

The Times – On Thursday, the state’s Department of Environmental Protection, Department of Transportation and Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful announced plans to combat Pennsylvania’s littering problem. Pennsylvania has a littering problem. On Thursday, the state’s Department of Environmental Protection, Department of Transportation and Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful announced plans

The Progress -HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Departments of Environmental Protection and Transportation, in partnership with Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, on Thursday announced an initiative to reduce littering and presented results of the first statewide litter study in over 20 years at a meeting attended by more than 125