Clean Air Council

Philadelphia Gas Works is planning its future, and the public has a chance to weigh in.

PGW is beginning public meetings on how it plans to reduce climate pollution and comply with Philadelphia’s goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.

The choices PGW makes now will affect our air, health, energy system, and utility bills for decades.

The first virtual community meeting is:

📅 Wednesday, June 3 at 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

➡️ Register: tinyurl.com/PGWPublicHearing

If you would like to comment at the meeting, Clean Air Council can provide talking points if needed. Email Alice Lu at [email protected].

Art has a way of making people stop, look closer, and think differently about the world around them. That’s exactly what happened last week at Clean Air Council’s first-ever art show, ‘Reflections on an Endangered Environment.’

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this special evening celebrating local artists and environmental storytelling.

Held at the Philadelphia Ethical Society in Rittenhouse Square, the show was curated by Clean Air Council Board Member, art historian, and Drexel University adjunct professor Cynthia Haveson Veloric, PhD. It brought together members, partners, staff, and supporters for a memorable night.

We are so grateful to the artists whose works were featured: Cindy Stockton Moore, Deirdre Murphy, Diane Burko, Hiro Sakaguchi, Rebecca Rutstein, Chantal Westby, Talia Greene, Amie Potsic, Julia Clift, Simone Spicer, Nancy Agati, and Yvonne Love.

A special thank you to the local businesses that made the evening possible: Philadelphia Ethical Society, Gia Bella Catering, Yards Brewing Company, 2nd District Brewing, Human Robot Brewing, Evil Genius Beer Company, Moore Brothers Wine Company, Latchkey Records, La Llorona, Picnic, Faherty, LEGO Store, South Philly Bike Shop, Music on the Hill, and Giant Food Stores.

Every ticket, donation, and artwork purchase helps support Clean Air Council’s work to push for cleaner energy, shut down polluting facilities, improve public transportation, and help communities thrive across our region.

Learn more about our work: cleanair.org.