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Pittsburghers are all too familiar with the smell of sulfur dioxide emissions, but it's invisible. Now, residents can get a better visual of how air…
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Pittsburgh's Commission on Human Relations wants to be "proactive" in handling issues like housing discrimination, gentrification, evictions and…
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Some Allegheny County residents use a smartphone app to report foul smells in their communities, and a new version of that app is now available to the…
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Millions Are Affected By Cooking Fire Smoke Each Year. Researchers Hope A Small, Cheap Fan Will HelpIn many developing countries, families routinely cook on open fires, often in poorly ventilated homes. According to the World Health Organization, the…
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If you want an update on air quality, look no further than your smartphone.CREATE Lab, a program of Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute, and…
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Since 2004, the amount of radon present in Pennsylvania air has steadily increased -- an increase that our guest Dr. Joan Casey notes began the same year…
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Since 2004, the amount of radon present in Pennsylvania air has steadily increased -- an increase that our guest Dr. Joan Casey notes began the same year…
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It’s a conversation heard around countless dinner tables or on the way home. What did you do at school today? The answer most often is nothing or "I don’t…
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Anyone can travel through 100 years of income history of 29 countries thanks to a new website created at Carnegie Mellon University’s CREATE…