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The City of Pittsburgh will partner with a recycling company to collect hard-to-dispose materials, like computers, light bulbs, and paint, at four events this fall.Some items will incur a fee, but financial assistance is available.
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A drop-off site for hard-to-recycle electronics and hazardous waste opens Wednesday in the Strip District. The city of Pittsburgh initiative will be…
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Allegheny County Council has given preliminary approval to a waste management plan that will serve the county through 2028. This is a regular 10-year…
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At the end of last year, the City of Pittsburgh announced that a hazardous and electronic waste recycling program would start for residents in January.…
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Pittsburgh is moving forward with a contract to offer electronic and hazardous waste disposal for residents.If the motion is approved by city council,…
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Pittsburgh City Councilman Dan Gilman has listed expansion of the city’s recycling program among his priorities for 2018. (Update: Mayor Bill Peduto…
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Managers at the Beaver Valley Nuclear Power Station got some advice this year from a panel of unlikely consultants – high school students.Blackhawk High…
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More than 1,500 Allegheny County residents are expected to drive to North Park next Saturday, not bearing bicycles or picnic baskets, but instead —…
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The Department of Environmental Protection is moving forward with a plan to clean up the Kuhn’s landfill in Darlington Township, Beaver County.The…
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Abandoned buildings often deteriorate into community eyesores and remain untouched health hazards for decades. However, a new grant awarded to Beaver and…