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Power plants are big climate polluters in Pennsylvania

In a new report, environmental advocates crunched EPA data to call out Pennsylvania’s “dirty dozen.”

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The Ten Best Events of Women s History Month in Philadelphia, March 2023

The Ten Best Events of Women s History Month in Philadelphia, March 2023
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Philly rally and march for abortion rights warns of it not stopping at Roe

The protest, which started at Philadelphia City Hall, said the overturning of the 50-year legal precedent was just the beginning of the fight.

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Philadelphia City Council looks to reinstate COVID-19 emergency paid sick leave

A bill which would reinstate a previous law on COVID-19 sick leave for Philadelphia passed out of a City Council committee on Monday. The bill, sponsored by Councilmember Kendra Brooks, is the third iteration of the law since the pandemic began in 2020. It is meant to protect workers who contract COVID-19 from having to work through illness for fear of losing pay or losing their jobs.

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Legislative Corner: Iowa, Kentucky, Mississippi, New York, Pennsylvania & Wisconsin

Legislative Corner: Iowa, Kentucky, Mississippi, New York, Pennsylvania & Wisconsin NATIONAL REPORT Convenience stores face legislative and regulatory challenges from all levels on a daily basis. Convenience Store News canvasses local trade associations and news sources to cover the latest issues affecting the channel. This month, local lawmakers focus on paid sick leave in Philadelphia, CBD regulations in New York, biofuels in Iowa, pandemic liability protection in Wisconsin, and store security in Mississippi. IOWA Biofuels Legislation was introduced Feb. 8 in the Iowa state legislature to move the state to overall higher biofuel blends, including offering E15 statewide by 2025 and updating the E15 promotion tax credit to $0.03 per gallon year-round. It is estimated that the legislation would increase ethanol demand by more than 117 million gallons over the first five years.

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