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Environment · Philadelphia

Illegal dumping consequences, EPA stops protecting environment, new dumpsters, & more - Green Philly

Catch up on the latest sustainability news: City ordinance to impound cars of illegal dumpers. Philadelphia has over 300 cameras at frequent illegal dumpsites, which will now be used to identify and impound vehicles of dumpers. Anti-dumping advocates from the... The post Illegal dumping consequences, EPA stops protecting environment, new dumpsters, & more appeared first on Green Philly.Read Article

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia

How Erica Brown leads young people to “Sunrise” in the fight for climate justice - Green Philly

The Sunrise Philly Director shares her vision, challenges, and what keeps her going in the latest Green Philly Civic Catalyst series. Role: Executive Director of the Philadelphia chapter of Sunrise Movement, which is a collective of young adults and teenagers... The post How Erica Brown leads young people to “Sunrise” in the fight for climate justice appeared first on Green Philly.Read Article

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia

No more stopping in bike lanes, enviro groups sue over toxic chemical, and how public spaces contribute to thriving democracies - Green Philly

Catch up on the latest sustainability news: Stopping in bike lanes now ticketed. PPA began issuing tickets to vehicles blocking the bike lanes on Spruce and Pine Streets in Center City at the beginning of July. Previously, signs along the... The post No more stopping in bike lanes, enviro groups sue over toxic chemical, and how public spaces contribute to thriving democracies appeared first on Green Philly.Read Article

A secret green space in the Delaware River? Meet Petty’s Island - Green Philly

Once home to oil refineries, this island is off-limit to (most) humans and now a sanctuary for birds, berries, and more. In the Delaware River, between Camden, New Jersey’s Beideman neighborhood, and the eastern side of Philadelphia is Petty’s Island.... The post A secret green space in the Delaware River? Meet Petty’s Island appeared first on Green Philly.Camden, New Jersey · Camden Read Article

Philly students face longer commutes, how to make less trash, & more - Green Philly

Catch up on the latest sustainability news: Salvage shop closes; owner talks mission of reuse. Sam Beaty, owner of Beaty American Salvage, is closing the shop at the end of July. The shop originally opened as a way for Beaty... The post Philly students face longer commutes, how to make less trash, & more appeared first on Green Philly.Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia Read Article

Philadelphia Workers and City Reach a Deal to End Strike that Halted Residential Trash Pickup

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How Do SEPTA's Money Woes Compare to Other Transit Agencies? – DV Journal

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SEPTA’s future is now in Pennsylvania lawmakers’ hands after the transit agency’s board approved on June 26 a budget set to slash service and hike faresCurfew · Philadelphia See the Story

Thousands of city workers go on strike in Philadelphia, affecting trash pickup, pools and 911 calls

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Striking city workers waved signs at traffic near Philadelphia City Hall and formed picket lines outside libraries, city offices and other workplaces as nearly 10,000 blue-collar workers walked off the job Tuesday.Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia See the Story

Teens Cultivate Soil and Safety at the Sankofa Community Farm at Bartram's Garden - Green Philly

When the world is overwhelming, dangerous, or stressful, the Sankofa community farm serves as a space to educate and affirm. This story is a part of a series in collaboration with Love Now Media for the Philadelphia Journalism Collaborative. Tucked... The post Teens Cultivate Soil and Safety at the Sankofa Community Farm at Bartram’s Garden appeared first on Green Philly.Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia Read Article

Food recovery tool helps businesses divert excess food from landfills - Green Philly

This visual guide from a local nonprofit helps speed up decision-making for busy restaurants. Food businesses in Philadelphia have a new tool to rehome their surplus in a more efficient and sustainable way. Circular Philadelphia, along with the city’s Department... The post Food recovery tool helps businesses divert excess food from landfills appeared first on Green Philly.Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia Read Article

Farm Philly announces Community Compost Network expansion

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Philadelphia Parks & Recreation is growing its Community Compost Network through the department’s urban agriculture program, Farm Philly. A third round of applications to join the program is now open and will remain available through July 11. The city's Community Compost Network launched in 2019, and supplies free compost systems while simultaneously educating neighbors on how to manage small-scale neighborhood composting operations. The Parks a…Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia See the Story

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Illegal dumping consequences, EPA stops protecting environment, new dumpsters, & more - Green Philly

How Erica Brown leads young people to “Sunrise” in the fight for climate justice - Green Philly

No more stopping in bike lanes, enviro groups sue over toxic chemical, and how public spaces contribute to thriving democracies - Green Philly

A secret green space in the Delaware River? Meet Petty’s Island - Green Philly

Philly students face longer commutes, how to make less trash, & more - Green Philly

Philadelphia Workers and City Reach a Deal to End Strike that Halted Residential Trash Pickup

How Do SEPTA's Money Woes Compare to Other Transit Agencies? – DV Journal

Thousands of city workers go on strike in Philadelphia, affecting trash pickup, pools and 911 calls

Teens Cultivate Soil and Safety at the Sankofa Community Farm at Bartram's Garden - Green Philly

Food recovery tool helps businesses divert excess food from landfills - Green Philly

Farm Philly announces Community Compost Network expansion

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A secret green space in the Delaware River? Meet Petty’s Island - Green Philly

Philly students face longer commutes, how to make less trash, & more - Green Philly

Philadelphia Workers and City Reach a Deal to End Strike that Halted Residential Trash Pickup

How Do SEPTA's Money Woes Compare to Other Transit Agencies? – DV Journal

Thousands of city workers go on strike in Philadelphia, affecting trash pickup, pools and 911 calls

Teens Cultivate Soil and Safety at the Sankofa Community Farm at Bartram's Garden - Green Philly

Food recovery tool helps businesses divert excess food from landfills - Green Philly

Farm Philly announces Community Compost Network expansion