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By Natalie Pompilio
Philadelphia Daily News, September 3, 2010
Peco Energy bills will be about 10 percent higher for the average homeowner in 2011, far less than the 15 to 20 percent hike predicted by the utility company.
By Tom Avril
The Philadelphia Inquirer, September 1, 2010
Congratulations. You've blown some insulation into the attic, screwed in some compact fluorescent lightbulbs. Perhaps you replaced those old, drafty windows.

Energy-saving moves, all of them.

But that's nothing compared to what is coming at the Navy Yard.
By Paul Nussbaum
The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 31, 2010
State funding has been held up for a proposed commuter rail line between Glassboro and Camden, victim of a troubled Transportation Trust Fund and a tough economy.
By Paul Nussbaum
The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 30, 2010
Already eight months behind schedule, SEPTA's new Silverliner V railcars will be delayed further by production and labor difficulties at the manufacturer's South Philadelphia plant, according to an internal SEPTA report.
By Susan Snyder and Jane M. Von Bergen
The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 25, 2010
A research consortium led by Pennsylvania State University won up to $129 million in federal funding to develop an "energy innovation hub" at the Philadelphia Navy Yard - a project expected to create and retain 1,200 jobs in the area immediately and as many as 100,000 over the next five to 10 years, officials said Tuesday.
By Paul Nussbaum
The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 24, 2010
SEPTA's new "smart card" fare system could mean that rail passengers would get a free ride into Philadelphia and pay a double fare on the way home.
By Sandy Bauers
The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 23, 2010
Brendan Lynch used to use his living room floor to sort all those oddball plastics that Philadelphia wouldn't recycle. Then he would give them to a neighbor, who would haul them to a special recycling facility in Pottstown.
By Mr. Green
Philly.com Earth to Philly, August 23, 2010
Dear Dr. Green: I’ve read about white roofs and heard a lot about Philly’s Coolest Block Contest, but that was before the recent heat wave. Ninety degree temperature seems like too much for a measly coat of paint to handle. Does that stuff really work?
By Terri Bennett
McClatchy Newspapers (MCT), August 23, 2010
We all have one — that shelf or cabinet with leftover paints, old bug killers, and unwanted cleaners. You don't want that toxic stuff near your kids or pets so you keep it out of reach.
By Paul Nussbaum
The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 19, 2010
Lawyers, unions, and elected officials are well represented on the 16-member board of the Delaware River Port Authority.