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Experienced freelance journalist who specializes in energy and environmental reporting but also covers business and general news. Clients include NY Times.
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Pennsylvania’s Fossil Fuel Tax Revenue Lags Far Behind Other Energy States, Report Says

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By Jon Hurdle Verified
| Bucks County Beacon
This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. Pennsylvania’s natural gas, coal and petrochemical industries are taxed too little, and they are now declining so cannot be expected to rescue the state from growing budget deficits, according to a new analysis of the fossil fuel industry and its effect on the state’s worsening fiscal position.
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EPA’s $10.1 million to Delaware for local PFAS cleanup may signal a new approach

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By Jon Hurdle Verified
| WDDE-FM (Dover, DE) Verified
Federal PFAS Funds Listen to the full interview between DPM's Jon Hurdle and Tom Byrne, discussing Hurdle's reporting on how changing federal policy on PFAS affects Delaware.
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EPA’s $10.1 million to Delaware for local PFAS cleanup may signal a new approach

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By Jon Hurdle Verified
| pfascentral.org
By Jon Hurdle | DPM | June 19, 2026 Read the full article by Jon Hurdle (DPM) "In May 2025, the EPA enraged environmentalists and public health experts when it rolled back Biden-era regulations on so-called forever chemicals, exposing the public once again to an array of the ubiquitous, toxic chemicals in drinking water, little more than a year after the Biden administration published the first set of national PFAS regulations.
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