How a loophole in the law allowed fracking pollutants to go to a landfill, through a sewage plant and into the Mon River. Democratic candidates laid out their climate plans at a town hall. We asked an environmental politics professor to evaluate them. A federal appeals court deals a blow to the PennEast Pipeline. Plus, when chimney swifts roost, it’s quite a sight.
LISTEN to the episode (29:00 minutes)
Chimney Swifts Put on a Show Before Fall Migration - “It’s like watching smoke go back down a chimney. It’s amazing.”
Here’s What You Should Know about the Democrats’ Climate Plans - For our Trump on Earth podcast, we watched all seven hours from CNN's town hall with the top ten candidates. So how do their climate plans compare? 
How did fracking contaminants end up in the Mon River? A loophole in the law might be to blame - Fracking pollutants went to a landfill, through a sewage treatment plant and into the Mon River. 
Federal appeals court strikes blow to PennEast pipeline project - The Third Circuit decision blocks PennEast from condemning state-owned land in New Jersey.
