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New plan aims to improve river access in Allegheny County
Friends of the Riverfront released a 10-year management plan to improve and expand access points along the county's three rivers.
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Removing a popular dam for safety and fish
Since Western Pennsylvania Conservancy and American Rivers partnered to remove the Woodland Dam along Little Sewickley Creek in 2015, fish populations have rebounded.
Turning to Forests for Better Health
People are finding that forests are good medicine. To improve health, one local therapist has taken groups 'forest bathing' in Frick Park.
Pennsylvania receives another round of record-level federal funding for coal mine cleanups
Pennsylvania is receiving nearly $245 million for the third year to clean up abandoned mine lands and treat coal-polluted waterways.
New studies shed light on the contamination and response to East Palestine derailment
Four university studies funded by the National Science Foundation find new chemicals, and call for better environmental testing and communication after last year’s Norfolk Southern train derailment.
This group wants to help you make your yard more wild
Wild Ones wants to help people plant yards and gardens that nurture the Earth rather than harm it. This fall, try leaving the leaves in your yard to help wildlife.
Color-correcting viewfinders installed at 9 Pa. state parks for colorblind visitors
Lenses in the new color-correcting viewfinders filter light to increase contrast to address symptoms of red-green color blindness.
New book looks at winners and losers in Pennsylvania environmental history
“Cradle of Conservation” examines how people have interacted with the environment from pre-colonial days to now.
Bhopal survivors bring message about chemical exposures to Western Pa., East Palestine
Bhopal survivors address residents exposed to toxic chemicals from the East Palestine derailment and Shell's ethane cracker.
Judge approves $600 million settlement for Ohio derailment but not everyone is satisfied
A federal judge approved the settlement between residents and Norfolk Southern for the damage caused by its train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.
