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Hospital, clinic and doctor’s office visits by asthma sufferers almost doubled following fire at U.S. Steel facility → Read More
Dr. Barbara Baker, who for the last 31 years has overseen the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium’s growth and modernization, is retiring. Under her... → Read More
An unusually strong cold front brings Canadian air to region for a day. → Read More
Petition urges county executive to end his embrace of shale gas and petrochemical development; he refuses, citing benefits → Read More
Activists call on political, business, civic, academic leaders to support tougher emissions standards for Mon Valley’s biggest polluter → Read More
Opponents will testify Tuesday against proposed Invenergy gas-fired facility along the Youghiogheny River in Elizabeth → Read More
State and federal environmental agencies focus on reducing exposure to toxic chemical compounds found in public water supplies → Read More
Land transfer from the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy to ANF will protect views along Wild and Scenic Clarion River corridor. → Read More
Industry desire to ship “hazardous” driling and fracking waste liquids by barge to Ohio injection wells rides choppy regulatory currents. → Read More
Pittsburgh is first of 10 virtual roundtables about fixing high lead levels in public drinking water and revisions to Lead and Copper Rule. → Read More
Allegheny County proposes new rules to limit industrial and residential air emissions during temperature inversions → Read More
State environmental agency cites hauling and waste disposal violations, but area residents voice conceerns about public health impacts → Read More
Nearby residents with asthma at higher risk of it worsening but didn’t know why. → Read More
Public-private-citizen partnership dedicates $13 million facility that is removing iron from Millers and Chartiers creeks in South Fayette. → Read More
Three-year-old proposal to drill and frack shale gas wells along Turtle Creek never got state or local permits and is abandoned → Read More
Executive order mandates changes to city policies and procedures aimed at reducing emissions of climate changing green house gases → Read More
American Lung Association’s annual report gives Pittsburgh region failing grades again despite lower soot and smog-forming emissions → Read More
New policies and more funding needed to improve widespread water pollution problems, especially those affecting the Chesapeake Bay → Read More
City, county and municipal officials urge Allegheny County Health Department to adopt stronger air pollution controls. → Read More
After a long wait, 222 miles of Pennsylvania’s best waterways in 21 counties are in line for new pollution protections → Read More