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Kyle Bagenstose

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Independent journalist covering the environment 🌳 & city stuff 🏬. Also see: dad, wrestling coach, #TempleMade🦉
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Police Are Not the Answer at Devil’s Pool

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By Kyle Bagenstose
| Philadelphia Magazine Verified
Opinion Police Are Not the Answer at Devil’s Pool If we really care about our environment, we should fund our parks and meet people where they are at. Devil’s Pool / Photograph by Bradley Maule Summer is leaving us yet again in Philadelphia, and what parting gifts it has bestowed this year. Cool mornings, warm afternoons, balmy breezes in the evenings — weeks-long stretches of these glorious, goldilocks days.
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Police Are Not the Answer at Devil’s Pool

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By Kyle Bagenstose
| The Philadelphia Citizen Verified
Opinion If we really care about our environment, we should fund our parks and meet people where they are at. Devil’s Pool / Photograph by Bradley Maule Summer is leaving us yet again in Philadelphia, and what parting gifts it has bestowed this year. Cool mornings, warm afternoons, balmy breezes in the evenings — weeks-long stretches of these glorious, goldilocks days.
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While renewables languish, Pennsylvania pays millions to coal waste companies

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By Kyle Bagenstose
| The Mon Valley Independent Verified
More than 20 years after passing a landmark clean energy law, the state gets more of its power from burning coal waste than from solar. 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. WINDBER, Pa.—Standing on the rocky banks of Paint Creek in western Pennsylvania, Jim Panaro pointed out the colors of contamination.
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