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Slate Belt Holdings is using strong arm tactics to pressure a deal that will allow it to build the data center IT wants, rather than one township ordinance allows.

At this link send message to the supervisors and urge them to reject the industry drafted agreement & to pursue a strong data center ordinance.

GAFTG is proud to present a series of guides focused on informing and strengthening your environmental advocacy using the Pennsylvania Green Amendment.

Download our municipal guide and data center guides today FOR FREE! Each will walk you through the obligations and opportunities for local governments to protect your rights and natural resources, and provide some specific advocacy scenarios where the PA Green Amendment can bolster your efforts. Additionally, our data center guide includes a sample comment that you can customize to fita data center issue near you.

Municipal Guide Download

Data Center Guide Download

On March 6, 2026, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP) entered into a proposed consent decree regarding the remediation of the Bishop Tube toxic site. While PADEP, the responsible corporations and the developer have had years to discuss, assess, debate and negotiate the current remediation plan, the public is only being given a mere 60 days to review all the data and plans for the remediation, the applicable law, the contents of the consent decree, and then being expected to put forth public comment on this consent decree by a May 14^th Deadline. We need you to sign our letter to demand an extended, more equitable, and more accessible public comment process for the toxic Bishop Tube site.

Write an Opinion Piece or Letter to the Editor to your local paper
Help us spread the word that Pennsylvanians now have a right to clean water and air, and a healthful environment! Let your community members know what a environmental rights are and how they can help your community and environment.

The Board of Supervisors in Lower Mount Bethel, PA are proposing a municipal ordinance on data centers. Let us use this opportunity to ensure that the proposed ordinance reaffirms Pennsylvania’s Green Amendment, Article 1 Section 27.

Take action here.

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is considering a new piece of legislation clearly designed to help advance dirty energy and strip away local authority, including its duty to protect the environmental rights and natural resources of their community.

Read the comment Green Amendments For The Generations has submitted.

Read the bill here.

We need your support – if this bill is ever signed in to law, it will be important we are well poised to challenge it in court as an unconstitutional violation of Pennsylvania’s Green Amendment.

If you want to help, please be sure you are signed up as a Green Amendments member so you are top of the list to be notified of action opportunities.