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Pipeline will feed Beaver County ethane cracker; company failed to report several spills
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Federal officials gathered at Beaver County’s Montgomery Dam Tuesday, hailing a nearly $860 million rehabilitation project on the Ohio River as an investment that will pay dividends for years after the work is finished next decade.
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Some families currently living near the site say they're worried about the impact the plant will have on their wellbeing.
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Shell plans to begin operations this summer at its new industrial complex along the Ohio River in Beaver County, Pennsylvania. The plant will use ethane produced at the region’s natural gas wells to make tiny polyethylene plastic pellets, which some people call nurdles.
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The plant received the largest subsidy ever in Pennsylvania – a $1.65 billion dollar tax credit over 25 years.
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Federal and state regulators are investigating a whistleblower’s tip that Shell used defective corrosion coatings on its Falcon pipeline, which will feed…
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Shell says construction will go ahead at its Beaver County petrochemical plant despite the outbreak of the novel coronavirus.The company says it is…
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A group of students will begin a new program Tuesday at the Community College of Allegheny County, created to meet the demand for workers in plastic…
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On today’s program: Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala has a vast surveillance camera system with the ability to recognize license plates,…
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President Donald Trump’s visit to the Shell petrochemicals plant under construction in Beaver County was billed as an official White House event – not as…