Philadelphians first celebrated Earth Week in 1970, but there's still work to do, advocates say
When many cities celebrated the first Earth Day in 1970, Philadelphia hosted Earth Week to take it a step further.
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When many cities celebrated the first Earth Day in 1970, Philadelphia hosted Earth Week to take it a step further.
Philadelphia took the first Earth Day one step farther in 1970, expanding it to Earth Week. The celebration, fueled by energy and anger, included a huge concert at Fairmount Park. Reporter Brandon Goldner has the story.
New Jersey waterways are experiencing a spike in harmful algal blooms that threaten waterways used by towns for drinking water. Here's how you can identify and report the algae, per the NJDEP.
This Earth Day, a New Jersey lawmaker is working to clean up abandoned boats along the Garden State's coastline.
Here's a list of places that have deals and discounts on Earth Day.
Join us on Earth Day - Friday, April 22 - at 6:30 p.m. for a one-hour special "Eye On Earth: Climate Impact."
Here's a list of events to celebrate Earth Day in the Philadelphia area this week.
Nearly 10 years in the making, it's a former hospital turned sustainability center.
The program is focused on expanding our region's urban tree canopy.
It was part of an initiative called "A Tree for Every Delawarean."
Owner Ray Daily said this cuts down on plastic waste.
The Atlantic hurricane season doesn't officially begin until June 1.
Eyewitness News takes you behind the scenes of Philadelphia's water system.
Lifecycle Renewables and Vicinity Energy will recycle more than one million gallons of restaurant waste each year.
During Earth Week, a garden project in Wilmington is just getting started, and it will grow all year.
There's new research on air pollution in the Philadelphia region linked to lung cancer and it all depends on where you live.
During this Earth Day Week, our Matt Petrillo is taking a look at how officials are working to make the Schuylkill even better while improving access for everyone.
