CAC Climate Blog #1
The United States is experiencing a period of unusually warm temperatures. The year 2017 is off to the warmest start since the beginning of weather recordings, putting this year on a path to break all […]
Clean Air Council awarded with 2017 Azavea Summer of Maps fellow
We are proud to announce that we have been awarded the 2017 Azavea Summer of Maps program. Summer of Maps is a three-month long fellowship giving Geographic Information System (GIS) […]
Public Comment is In: 11,000+ to #Cutmethane in PA
Tell Governor Wolf that we need strong rules to fight methane pollution! Residents and groups from across Pennsylvania submitted over 11,000 comments to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) […]
Spoke-tacular Time at Bike to Work Day 2017
Friday, May 19 was National Bike to Work Day. Clean Air Council celebrated new and experienced bike commuters in the Navy Yard with PIDC, GoPhillyGo, and South Philly Bikes. The […]
5 More Reasons Why You Should Bike to Work (and in General)
We’ve all heard the more prevalent reasons to ride a bike a million times: it’s good for the environment, your health, and your wallet. While these are very good reasons […]
Scenes from People’s Climate March: Washington D.C. 2017
On April 29, Clean Air Council joined over 200,000 people in Washington D.C. in a demonstration of unity for jobs, justice, and climate action. See the people, signs, and messages from […]
Donate to Clean Air Council and win box seats to the Devon Horse Show!
For the second year in a row, the Council is raffling off box seats to the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair. The Devon Horse Show is the oldest and […]
Greenfest Philly 2017: What do you want to see?
Tell us what YOU want to see at Greenfest Philly 2017! Between edible bugs, yoga, vegan cooking demos, kids’ activities, a rock wall, and more – Greenfest features a plethora […]
Across PA Residents Demand Real Action on Protections From Oil and Gas Pollution, Pledge to Hold Governor Wolf Accountable
PENNSYLVANIA, April 26, 2017 – From Scranton to Pittsburgh, impacted Pennsylvania residents held a number of coordinated press conferences and actions across the state to hold Governor Wolf accountable to […]
Shalefield Residents Demand Real Action on Protections From Oil and Gas Pollution, Bring Polluted Air They Breathe to Governor Wolf’s Pittsburgh Office
Pittsburgh, PA – On Wednesday, April 26, impacted Pennsylvania residents will hold a press conference and rally to hold Governor Wolf to his promise of regulating methane and harmful air […]
