In this episode, the quiet dismantling of Obama’s environmental legacy. Plus, local farmers take the stage at Farm Aid 2017. And pleased don’t buy Japanese Barberry. The forests will thank you.
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Please Don’t Buy Japanese Barberry. Forests Will Thank You. - Banned in some states, this popular ornamental shrub is causing big problems in Pennsylvania's forests. 
The Quiet Dismantling of Obama’s Environmental Legacy - While the world has been focused, justifiably, on other things, the Trump administration has been reshaping environmental policy. But how far has it gone? 
Local Farmers Take the Stage at Farm Aid 2017 - Farm Aid isn't just about the music. Local farmers -- and the issues they struggle with -- shared the spotlight. 
Conflicting Decisions on Pipelines Frustrate Industry and Landowners - A pipeline company condemned her land using the power of eminent domain, crippling her family’s maple syrup business. 
Consol Halts Mining While Waiting for New Stream Plan Response - A month after a panel of judges said Consol Energy’s mining plan would “essentially destroy” a Western Pennsylvania stream, the company has sent in a new plan.
