Clean Air Council


4th of October 2023

Joseph Minott, Long-time Executive Director of Clean Air Council, to Retire at End of 2023

Philadelphia, Pa. (October 4, 2023) – Clean Air Council announces the retirement of its longtime executive director, Joseph Otis Minott, Esq. After an accomplished tenure as one of the region’s […]


18th of July 2023

EPA Must Strengthen New Power Plant Rule To Specify Green Hydrogen Use Only

Pennsylvania has the fourth-highest energy related emissions in the country with coal and gas-fired power plants being the largest individual industrial climate polluters in the state. Producing electricity accounts for […]


7th of March 2023

Keeping An Eye On The Proposed KeyState to Zero Facility in Clinton County

KeyState to Zero is a proposed industrial facility that would take fracked gas and turn it into hydrogen and other chemicals such as diesel exhaust fluid and ammonia, which would […]


SEPTA Key Advantage Helps Employers Incentivize Sustainable Transportation

Single occupancy vehicle (SOVs) trips create road congestion and cars are responsible for a  tremendous amount of carbon emissions. Using alternative transportation methods is an important way to reduce climate […]


11th of November 2022

Get Involved With The Council’s Volunteer Pedestrian Advocacy Group Feet First Philly

Clean Air Council sponsors Feet First Philly, Philadelphia’s only volunteer advocacy group dedicated to making the city safer for all pedestrians.  For over 10 years, Feet First Philly has fought […]


10th of November 2022

Advanced Recycling Is Not The Answer To The Plastics Crisis

In April 2022, a Texas-based chemical company named Encina announced plans to build a $1.1 billion petrochemical facility in Point Township, Pennsylvania. The proposed facility would process 450,000 tons of […]


An LNG Export Plant Would Be Disastrous For Chester, And The Region 

Right under our noses, plans for a new liquified natural gas (LNG) plant and export terminal are taking shape in Chester. The $6.4 billion project would make Chester the latest […]


Skepticism Remains About Hydrogen And Carbon Capture Systems Benefiting Our Climate Goals

Over the last 12-18 months in climate and energy circles, there’s been an enormous amount of attention and hype surrounding the potential use of hydrogen (H2) and carbon capture and […]


The Council Joins New Program To Educate People on Pay Per Mile Car Insurance

Simply put, the best way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from transportation is to drive less. The Council recognizes that it is not possible for most of us to completely […]


31st of August 2022

What is carbon capture and storage and its environmental risks

Fossil-fuel based hydrogen production with carbon capture and storage runs the serious and unacceptable risk of prolonging the use of fossil fuels instead of focusing on decarbonization through the use of renewable energy sources.


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