Pennsylvania
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Wild Crossings Program: Pennsylvania to Construct 'Special Highways' for Wild Animals to Avoid Road Accidents
Pennsylvania is reportedly behind compared to Western states when it comes to wildlife corridors. Click to read more.
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Stinky Owl With Swollen Red Eye Rescued From Pennsylvania Manure Pit, Gets New Nickname After Successful Rehabilitation
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Little Brown Bat in Pennsylvania Now Endangered as 90% Population Succumbs to White-Nose Syndrome
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Four Dead and Dozens Unaccounted for After Flash Floods Hit Pennsylvania
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US Weather Forecast: NYC Faces Heavy Rain, Flash Flood; Central US Likely Getting Isolated Tornadoes
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Black Bear Euthanized After Attack on 2 Children in Their Pennsylvania Home
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Rare Albino Timber Rattlesnake has Unusually Pink and White Coloration — Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania Steel Industry Could Mitigate Carbon Emissions if State Switches to Green Steel [Study]
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Red-Tailed Hawk with Rare Genetic Mutation Found Doused in Cooking Oil — Pennsylvania
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Over 100 Invasive Species Pester Pennsylvania with 1500 Negative Impacts — Report
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Ohio, Pennsylvania Issue Immediate Evacuations Near East Palestine After Derailment of Train Cars With Harmful Chemicals
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Weekend Weather Forecast: Snow-Covered Roads, Reduced Visibility To Affect Motorists From Michigan to Pennsylvania
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Widespread Snow and Ice Storm Will Fall on Portions of Northeast; Pennsylvania, Washington, and New York Could Expect Wintry Weather
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Southwest US: Surge Of Heat To Bring Rising, Warmest Temperatures Since 2023
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Eastern China Cities Sinking Due To Groundwater Extraction; People At Risk For Floods In 100 years
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South-central US Weather: Floods May Resurface Due To Severe Weather
