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We want to hear from you! We’re taking a quick pulse on how Green Philly’s stories and resources impact our community. This 1-minute survey will help us better understand what you’re learning—and what you’re inspired to do. Thanks for being part of Green Philly! You'll be entered to win a ...

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Have 1 minute? Help Green Philly out! 🥰 We want to know: Does Green Philly actually inspire you to do something? Maybe you learned something new, changed a habit, attended an event, discovered a local organization or got more involved in your community. Take the survey: https://bit.ly/4AcMG0u

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From watershed restoration to simple changes at home, protecting water relies on collective action. https://bit.ly/4yzbMVN #sponsored

How to protect our drinking water at the source - Green Philly

From watershed restoration to simple changes at home, protecting water relies on collective action. Chester, Ridley and Crum Creeks are over 95% impaired, meaning they fail to meet at least one state ...

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Water rates rise, West Nile Virus spreads, & more - Green Philly

Catch up on the latest sustainability news: Park group awarded arboretum accreditation. Friends of Penn Treaty Park has received Level I Accreditation by The ArbNet Arboretum Accreditation Program and...

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Today’s rally left us feeling hopeful and inspired! Hundreds of Philadelphians showed up with a clear message: “We MUST keep the Academy of Natural Sciences OPEN!” 🦖 ​ Take action: https://save-the-academy.org/

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Heat waves, Academy closing & more - Green Philly

Catch up on the latest sustainability news: Schools close for extreme heat. On Tuesday afternoon, 52 Philadelphia schools closed early due to extreme heat and lack of proper cooling systems. Although the district says it is making strides in upgrading...

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⏰ Early bird pricing won’t last, grab your SustainPHL tickets now! ⏰ Join us Thursday, October 29 at The German Society of Pennsylvania for SustainPHL’s 9th annual celebration of the people, organizations, and businesses making Philly more sustainable. 🎟️ Get your tickets: https://bit.ly/4qJjnyv

Ready for a night out that celebrates the people making Philly a better place? 🌱✨ SustainPHL is back for its 9th annual celebration bringing together the people, organizations, and businesses helping shape a more sustainable Philadelphia. 🎟️ Early bird pricing is available: https://bit.ly/4qJjnyv

What does a home without fossil fuels look like? 👀 Get a behind-the-scenes look at Passive George, an all-electric, net-zero energy residential development taking shape in Philadelphia! Grab your ticket: https://bit.ly/4d4YHuW

Here’s a look at the intricate system of infrastructure, testing, treatment, and the people who help ensure your water is safe to drink. #sponsoredpost https://bit.ly/4gSLwj6

How your drinking water gets treated, from stream to faucet - Green Philly

Here’s a look at the intricate system of infrastructure, testing, treatment, and the people who help ensure your water is safe to drink. The water began to bubble, then gurgle. Brown, discolored water...

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Join us for an exclusive Members-only, behind-the-scenes tour of Subaru Park, home of the Philadelphia Union and the FIRST zero-landfill soccer stadium in Major League Soccer. 🌎♻️ Become a Green Philly Member (https://bit.ly/4aXkotE) & we'll send you the event invite to register!

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SEPTA station closure, horseshoe crab bloodletting, & more - Green Philly

Catch up on the latest sustainability news: SEPTA 11th Street Station to close for one year. At the beginning of September, SEPTA will be closing 11th Street Station to L train riders in order to make...

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🟢⚽ Learn about sustainability with the Philadelphia Union! 🌿 Join us for a Members-only, BTS tour of Subaru Park, home of the Phila Union and the FIRST zero-landfill soccer stadium in MLS. 🌎♻️ Become a Member (https://bit.ly/4aXkotE) and once you've signed up, we'll send you the event invite!

Nominations (https://bit.ly/458bhW8) are now open through 8/19 for the 9th annual SustainPHL. Submit your picks for individuals, groups, projects, nonprofits, civic/government entities, or businesses that are driving sustainability and social impact in the Greater Philadelphia area. 💚

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, more Philadelphians are opting to shop at local farmers’ markets for their produce as cyclospora outbreaks continue to pop up. One great way to eat seasonally and know EXACTLY where your food comes from is to shop locally.

Carlton Williams is leaving the Office of Clean and Green Initiatives after helping launch Mayor Parker’s anti-litter efforts. Community leaders say his successor should build on that work while tackling the root causes of waste. Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4cmlbqW

What's next for the Office of Clean and Green? Advocates say the next leader needs to go beyond clean - Green Philly

Carlton Williams is leaving the Office of Clean and Green Initiatives after helping launch Mayor Parker's anti-litter efforts. Community leaders say his successor should build on that work while tackling the root causes of waste. Carlton Williams, the i...

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🤝 Ever wanted to collab with a local creator? In this 2026 Summit session, @greenphilly.bsky.social's Julie Hancher and News Creator Corps' Maya Srikrishnan will share their experiences with viral content and creator partnerships –– check it out: tinyurl.com/LIONSummit26

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Air quality emergencies, data centers, & more - Green Philly

Catch up on the latest sustainability news: 100 kayakers take to the Schuylkill. To celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday, Schuylkill River Greenways Association hosted a large kayaking parade highlig...

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Retreat to these local gardens and green spaces that feel like an escape, but all within city limits. https://bit.ly/3RO0oWj

ONE WEEK LEFT TO JOIN US! 🌿🪦✨ Join us at Laurel Hill Cemetery East on 7/22 for a one-of-a-kind evening where history, horticulture, and creativity come together through a guided garden tour and hands-on cemeterrarium (that's a cemetery terrarium!) workshop. Sign up: https://bit.ly/4fIGfKZ

Philadelphia Water’s Drinking Water Quality Annual Report for 2025 dropped on Wednesday, sharing that the city’s drinking water meets safety standards. https://bit.ly/4fby3B2

Herons are back in the Manayunk Canal. Here's what else Philadelphia Water's annual water report found. - Green Philly

PLUS: PFAS remains a focus as regulations are coming, and resources to check for lead pipes. Philadelphia Water reconnected the Manayunk Canal at the Flat Rock Dam to connect the waterways for the pas...

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Trail network grows, flash floods hit the city, & more - Green Philly

Catch up on the latest sustainability news: Severe weather causes flash flooding. After record-high temperatures likely impacted by climate change, intense storms led to flash floods throughout the Ph...

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👻 Love all things spooky and sustainability? You don't have to choose! 🌿 Celebrate Summer-ween with us at Laurel Hill for an evening of history, horticulture, and hands-on creativity. 🎟️ Spots are limited: https://bit.ly/4fIGfKZ

As mayors around the world pledge to reduce municipal greenhouse gas emissions, they’re missing the literal low-hanging fruit of bolstering urban forests, dozens of scientists argue in a new essay. This story was originally published by Grist. https://bit.ly/3SLY9TD

Urban trees aren’t just nice, scientists say — they’re mandatory - Green Philly

“This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here.” They tower overhead and sway in the wind and often teem with squawking birds, yet trees are easy to ignore. ...

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🌸⚰️ Blooms, tombs, and a little Summer-ween magic? Count us in. Trade an ordinary evening for one where history, horticulture, and gothic garden vibes collide at Laurel Hill East on July 22 at 5:30 PM. 🌿✨ RSVP: https://bit.ly/4fIGfKZ

A multi-use trail would allow pedestrians and bikes to travel from Rowan University to the Edelman Fossil Park and connect to other area trail systems. This article is republished in partnership with South Jersey Climate News. https://bit.ly/4eEM5w1

Dinosaur Trail path to connect Gloucester County towns and institutions - Green Philly

A multi-use trail would allow pedestrians and bikes to travel from Rowan University to the Edelman Fossil Park and connect to other area trail systems. This article is republished in partnership with South Jersey Climate News. By Michael Bautista, Staff...

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👀NEW EVENT! Discover the intersection of history, botany & spooky gardening! Join a captivating garden tour at Laurel Hill East on 7/29 followed by a hands-on crafting workshop. 🪦 RSVP: bit.ly/4fIGfKZ

“A day may come when the courage of [Philadelphians] fails, when we forsake our [plants] and break all bonds of fellowship. But it is not this day.” -Aragorn (probably) if he learned about the Spotted Lanternfly (SLF) invasion

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Floatlab on Schuylkill, PGW debates electric vs gas future, new pedestrian safety measures & more - Green Philly

Catch up on the latest sustainability news:  Heat health emergency ends. Last week, the Department of Public Health declared a Heat Health Emergency, putting special emergency heat programs, such as c...

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