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The latest on the efforts to close the hazardous waste loophole in PA

By Lisa DePaoli | September 30, 2021

Under current PA law, oil and gas waste is not classified as hazardous, although it contains radioactive and other dangerous materials. This waste is allowed to be disposed of in our local landfills. Eventually, some of this waste makes its way into our streams and rivers, posing a health risk to all Pennsylvanians. CCJ has […]

Reintroduced bill would finally close Pennsylvania’s hazardous waste loophole

By Lisa DePaoli | May 13, 2021

Today, State Representative Sara Innamorato (D-Allegheny) and Senator Katie Muth (D-Berks, Chester, Montgomery) have reintroduced legislation to protect public health by closing a 30-year-old loophole in state laws governing the disposal of toxic drilling waste.

September 2020 Coalfield Review

By Lisa DePaoli | October 5, 2020

READ OUR MONTHLY E-NEWSLETTER, WHICH WILL UPDATE YOU ON OUR WORK, CURRENT ACTION ITEMS, AND UPCOMING EVENTS. IF THERE IS ANY OTHER INFORMATION YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE, PLEASE LET US KNOW. Our 5th Annual Fall Fundraiser is October 16th! Republicans in the state legislature have taken swift action to draft a House Resolution that […]

August 2020 Coalfield Review

By Lisa DePaoli | September 4, 2020

READ OUR MONTHLY E-NEWSLETTER, WHICH WILL UPDATE YOU ON OUR WORK, CURRENT ACTION ITEMS, AND UPCOMING EVENTS. IF THERE IS ANY OTHER INFORMATION YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE, PLEASE LET US KNOW. Featured Aug 20, 2020 Vote Safely, Vote Confidently – Vote by Mail Aug 20, 2020 Aug 20, 2020 Aug 20, 2020 Economic Solutions, […]

July 2020 Coalfield Review

By Lisa DePaoli | August 3, 2020

READ OUR MONTHLY E-NEWSLETTER, WHICH WILL UPDATE YOU ON OUR WORK, CURRENT ACTION ITEMS, AND UPCOMING EVENTS. IF THERE IS ANY OTHER INFORMATION YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE, PLEASE LET US KNOW. Featured Jul 30, 2020 With this Mask I Thee Wed Jul 30, 2020 Jul 30, 2020 Jul 27, 2020 Rethinking Boundaries and Borders […]

A Powerful Story about a Group of Indigenous Ecuadorians and Their Fight for Environmental Justice

By Lisa DePaoli | July 23, 2020

In the summer of 2003, I went to Ecuador to do six weeks of preliminary research with the Sarayaku Kichwa (also spelled Quichua), one of 13 indigenous groups living there. I had contacts within the community, and they knew I was coming to Puyo, a town on the edge of the Oriente, the Amazonian region […]

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