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PNS Daily News - September 30,2016 


We’re covering stories from coast to coast including: investigators dig into the cause of a deadly commuter train crash in New Jersey; a Zika funding bill finally comes to fruition; and school vouchers stuck down in Nevada.

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Urban Planning/Transportation

Parents and children wanted township supervisors to deny the permit for Range Resources to drill a third natural gas well near a school. (Moms Clean Air Force)
Parents Oppose Permit for Gas Well Near School
Friday, September 30, 2016
MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa. – Over parents' objections, a permit has been granted for a third natural gas well to be drilled near a public school in ...Read More
The Florida contractors who won the bid to spot-paint the Yeager Bridge in Charleston confessed to federal fraud on another contract in the state this summer. (Steve White)
Contractor Admits Fraud, Fills New WV Contract with Out-of-State Workers
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - A Florida contractor confessed to defrauding workers on a Braxton County project, but still won a million-dollar state contract ...Read More
Some faith leaders believe they have a moral obligation to educate communities about climate change. (Don Christner/Flickr)
Pollution, Faith and Care for Creation
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
COLUMBUS, Ohio – As a U.S. District Court begins to hear opening arguments in a case challenging the EPA's Clean Power Plan, faith leaders in ...Read More
Opposition is building to a plan to raise hotel taxes to put $750 million toward a football stadium. (cohdra/morguefile)
Progressive Groups Decry Plan to Lure Raiders to Las Vegas
Monday, September 26, 2016
LAS VEGAS – Progressive groups are speaking out against Gov. Brian Sandoval's new proposal to raise taxes on hotel rooms in an effort to secure ...Read More
Military expert Vice Admiral Lee Gunn is speaking to veterans and policymakers in Nevada this week about climate change's effect on national security. (Adamkaz/iStockphoto)
Military Expert Visits Nevada, Links National Security to Climate Change
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
LAS VEGAS – A nationally recognized expert on military affairs is speaking to veterans and policymakers this week across Nevada about the link b ...Read More
Elkader’s Whitewater Park and River Access was recognized as a Smart Growth Project in 2015. (Elkader Whitewater Project)
It's Time to Showcase "Smart Growth" Projects in Iowa
Monday, September 19, 2016
DES MOINES, Iowa -- Innovative ideas are spurring projects that advance sustainability in Iowa, and some of those efforts will soon receive special ...Read More
An online petition asks national leaders to keep the country's water clean and improve our water and sewer infrastructure. (maryland.gov)
Petition Asks Lawmakers for Safer Water, Infrastructure
Monday, September 19, 2016
ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- Imagine going an entire day without water. That's the idea behind a campaign with the goal of getting people to realize the ...Read More
Phase two of the Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan is now moving forward, targeting private lands. (Timotale/iStockphoto)
Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan Phase Two Kicks into Gear
Monday, September 19, 2016
PALM DESERT, Calif. -- Private lands in the southern California desert will have a large role to play in fighting climate change, according to ...Read More
Sea levels are expected to rise another foot by 2050, causing flooding and loss of wildlife habitat.(fws.gov)
Changing Tides: Seaboard Should Prepare for Sea-Level Rise
Friday, September 16, 2016
BALTIMORE – Climate change already has had an impact on wildlife and communities along the Chesapeake Bay and on the East Coast, according to a ...Read More
Conservation and fishing groups say four dams on the lower Snake River keep many migrating salmon from getting to Idaho. (Bureau of Land Management)
"Free the Snake Flotilla" Renews Calls for NW Dam Removal
Friday, September 16, 2016
LEWISTON, Idaho - A "Free the Snake Flotilla" is floating the Snake River on Saturday, calling for the removal of four dams on the lower Snake to ...Read More
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