WATCH: Virtual LNG info session for residents

On Tuesday, June 24, 2025, CRCQL and Delaware Riverkeepers Network hosted a virtual information session for residents on the liquified natural gas (LNG) export terminal project that is being proposed for Delaware County, PA by Penn America. The event covered what we know about this colossal 60+ acre LNG project that would expose residents to explosive risk and pollution, with […]

What is House Bill 502?

CRCQL stands in opposition to House Bill 502! HB 502 was introduced to the committee in the 2025-2026 session, and currently has been referred to the Energy Committee. It proposes the creation of a statewide Reliable Energy Siting and Electric Transition (RESET) Board, which would be given full and centralized authority over approving energy permits. Under HB502, this RESET Board […]

DEP meeting on Penn Terminals fumigation permit draws little attention (Delaware County Environmental Clearinghouse – June 2025)

DEP meeting on Penn Terminals fumigation permit draws little attention (Delaware County Environmental Clearinghouse – June 2025)

By Jodine Mayberry for the Clearinghouse. Original article linked here. A meeting to inform residents about plans by Penn Terminals Ato expand the use of pesticides at its Eddystone facility brought out only a handful of people and no one from Eddystone.  According to the DEP, the U.S. Department of Agriculture requires Penn Terminals to perform fumigation of incoming goods, […]

CRCQL honors C4 graduates

CRCQL honors C4 graduates

On Saturday, May 24th, 2025, members of CRCQL gathered together with students’ friends and families to celebrate C4’s (Campus Coalition Concerning Chester) graduating seniors.  Many of the graduates have been members of C4 since their freshman year, and their hard work and many contributions over the years are deeply appreciated. We are so lucky to have their participation and we […]

CHOICES Paint Day with the Art Monster!

On April 26, our Youth Group CHOICES had a paint day event in collaboration with Kenneth Hunt: The Art Monster. Attendees had a opportunity to use their creativity to create posters for CRCQL’s Environmental Justice March happening on Saturday May 3rd while discussing their visions for a healthy future for the city.

HB 109 – Cumulative Impact Bill Passed the Committee!

On Monday, April 7th, 2025, the Environmental and Natural Resources Protection Committee of the Pennsylvania House passed House Bill 109! HB109 enhances protection for environmental justice communities by requiring cumulative impacts and public input to be considered for the issuance of permits. CRCQL and C4 have hosted rounds of calling campaigns to urge the representatives to support the bill, and […]

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