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Radioactive Oil & Gas Waste Part II: DEP’s Landfill Leachate Radioactivity Report, How State Regulators Help Industry Cover-Up the Dangers of Its Waste

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PUBLIC NOTICES FROM 07/20/2026

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Public Notices from 07/13/2026

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Radioactive Oil and Gas Waste Part I: The Cecil Pipeyard, Washington County’s Open Hazardous Secret

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Public Notices from 07/06/26

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Public Notices from 06/22/26

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Public Notices from 06/15/26

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CCJ Statement on Governor Shapiro’s GRID Standards

Sign our Petition! Keep Washington County Drug & Alcohol the Single County Authority

By CCJ | December 14, 2025

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November 2025 Coalfield Review

By Alex Downing | November 30, 2025

Thank You to Everyone Who Made Our Giving Tuesday Food Bank Fundraiser a Huge Success! This month, Center for Coalfield Justice partnered with a pair of local food banks to […]

Human Services: SNAP & Food Insecurity

By Addie Pazzynski | November 17, 2025

Right now, families in our community are struggling. Our Giving Tuesday campaign is live – every dollar you give (now through December 2nd) goes straight to local food banks, and […]

Tell Senator Bartolotta Our Communities Don’t Want Fast-Tracked Data Centers!

By CCJ | November 12, 2025

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Food Resources in Washington and Greene Counties

By CCJ | November 3, 2025

Many folks in Washington and Greene counties will experience more extreme hunger and cold this season due to the recent government shutdown and subsequent cuts to EBT and LIHEAP benefits. […]

October 2025 Coalfield Review

By Alex Downing | October 31, 2025

A LETTER FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR There’s a lot of uncertainty, worry, and heartbreak right now. It’s such a stark contrast to how this time of year is supposed to feel — […]

Press Release:Residents, Health Experts, and Advocates Demand Governor Shapiro Acknowledge Harm from Failed “Radical Transparency” Project

By Lisa DePaoli | October 31, 2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 29, 2025 Media Contact: Arielle Cohen, 516-983-5440 arielle@acohen.llcLisa DePaoli, 412-229-7116 lisa@centerforcoalfieldjustice.org Residents, Health Experts, and Advocates Demand Governor Shapiro Acknowledge Harm from Failed “Radical Transparency” Project Community and environmental groups […]

EQT Wastewater Tractor Trailer Crash in Holbrook: How Truck Traffic from the Fracking Industry is Harming our Communities

By Seth Sherman | October 28, 2025

In late June of this year, a tractor-trailer operated by EQT carrying fracking wastewater crashed and flipped over in the community of Holbrook, Greene County. A massive truck, carrying tens […]

Hope & Joy at our 11th Annual Fall Fundraiser

By Sarah Sweeney | October 16, 2025

The evening of October 4th, Center for Coalfield Justice had the privilege of hosting our 11th annual Fall Fundraiser. The night was a coming together for friends, supporters new and […]

2025 Municipal Election: What will be on your ballot this year?

By Nina Victoria | October 13, 2025

No matter where you fall on the political spectrum, it is vital to our democracy that we all get out and vote – especially in local and state elections. There […]

Press Release: Victory for Democracy as State Supreme Court Rules Washington County Must Alert Voters Whose Mail Ballots Contain Errors

By CCJ | September 30, 2025

Media Contact: ACLU-PA, media@aclupa.org HARRISBURG – On Friday, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania affirmed the lower court’s decision that the Washington County Board of Elections must inform voters if they have […]

September 2025 Coalfield Review

By Alex Downing | September 30, 2025

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT What’s New in New Freeport? This summer, there have been three major updates from New Freeport, the rural community in Greene County, PA where residents […]

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