Physicians for Social Responsibility Pennsylvania

04/05/2026

Not sure how the midterm election process works in Pennsylvania or how to cast your vote? This short video breaks down the steps and explains how Pennsylvanians can participate in the election process.
Take a few minutes to watch, learn the process, and make sure your voice is heard.

Today we’re going to walk through a quick guide to the Pennsylvania Primary Election: what it is, who can vote, and how you can make sure your vote counts.Re...

04/05/2026

Misinformation thrives when people stay silent. Don’t let it drown out your voice.
Our latest blog from Physicians for Social Responsibility Pennsylvania explores why accurate information, civic engagement, and voting are critical for protecting public health and our communities.
Read more and learn how you can make a difference in 2026:

The Voting Basics for PennsylvaniansMisinformation can be one of the biggest barriers to participation in our democracy. The truth? Voting in Pennsylvania is safe, accessible, and one of the most powerful ways you can shape your community’s future. Whether you’re a first-time voter or just need ...

04/04/2026

04/02/2026

Dr. James M. Case a Luzerne County professor weighs in on the data center topic

A local professor weighs in on the data center topic

03/31/2026

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03/30/2026

Join us on March 30th at The University of Scranton or stream online.
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03/29/2026

In 2023, Yuki Qian founded RadONRadOFF with support from Youth Climate Advocacy Committee at the Pittsburgh Phipps Conservatory. This project distributes free radon test kits, information about low-cost remediation methods, and safety education to local communities.

03/27/2026

Top 25 Women of Influence+ Award Recipient, Lilly YangLiu is a student, social media educator, and advocate dedicated to climate action, international human rights, and education.

03/27/2026

⚡️More than 111.5 million electric customers are on track to pay $73 billion extra through 2028. 💸🛢️ Nearly 55.5 million natural gas customers will pay about $20 billion more. That’s roughly $93 billion in higher utility costs:

Analysis finds that since January 2025, more than 111.5 million electric utility customers and nearly 55.5 million natural gas utility customers across 49 states and Washington, D.C., will face increased—or proposals for increased—costs of nearly $93 billion.

03/26/2026

Join us on March 30th at The University of Scranton!

03/26/2026

As War on Iran Continues, a European Climate Law Could Be at Risk
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The EU’s import requirements were “where our comfort was,” DiGiulio said. “There’s no way we could ever meet their emission standards. I wish [our politicians] were saying, ‘Fracking is bad for people’s health in Pennsylvania,’ but they don’t give a crap.”

Industry groups warn of “supply shocks” as energy shortages grow, but critics say targeting the EU’s methane rule would lock in polluting U.S. fossil fuel infrastructure at a dire cost to local and global communities.

03/26/2026

“Climate change cannot realistically be limited without a ban on fracking.”

hy has there been so little progress combatting climate change in America? It’s not because the whole thing is a hoax, as President Donald Trump...