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The air quality in the Mon Valley should start to get a little better on the very worst days. That’s thanks to a new rule by the Allegheny County Health Department. The rule was passed last year but it took months to get U.S. Steel, the largest polluter in the region, to come up with a plan that would work. The rule has already gone into effect several times this year.
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“Energy independence.”“Shale revolution.”These were the buzzwords used Monday morning as officials gathered for a ceremony marking the start of natural…
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The chemical leak at Freedom Industries that left 300,000 people without water in West Virginia brings up questions in other states, like Pennsylvania,…
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The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has proposed a consent decree with Waste Treatment Corporation following allegations of violations…
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According to a new report from a coalition of environmental and clean water groups, including the Sierra Club and Clean Water Action, at least 20 of 28…