After the dam, a different river for businesses Hannah Frances Johansson·June 30, 2026Two years after the removal of Elizabeth Locks and Dam, some business owners along the Monongahela River say water levels dropped more than expected.EconomyWater
Scientists have a new tool in the fight against toxic algal blooms: buoys The Ohio Newsroom·June 29, 2026The buoys slowly release algaecide, controlling the blooms before they ever fully form.Latest StoriesPollutionWater
Jefferson County borough passes 180-day moratorium on data center development Sydney Roach·June 26, 2026The pause will give the Brookville Borough Council until sometime in December to finalize data center rules. "We just want to be sure if one comes into our territory, it's done correctly.” Latest StoriesWater
New coal mine could dump 2.8M gallons treated wastewater into Laurel Highlands trout stream Reid Frazier·June 17, 2026The Pennsylvania DEP is accepting comments on the mine's wastewater discharge permit that advocates worry could change the ecology of the stream.EnergyLatest StoriesWater
ALCOSAN said they would remove sewage from Pittsburgh’s waterways. How’s it going? Hannah Frances Johansson·June 12, 2026So far, ALCOSAN has spent $750 million on the $4.5 billion on tunnels, expanding the plant and green infratructure.Water
Scientists test aquatic organisms for ‘forever chemicals’ in Montour Run near Pittsburgh International Airport Reid Frazier·May 29, 2026For decades, the airport used PFAS-containing firefighting foam. Now, the stream that captures the airport’s runoff has the "forever chemicals."ConservationHealthPollutionRecreationWater
EPA announces $39M to Pa. for PFAS in drinking water while rolling back PFAS limits Julie Grant·May 21, 2026A clean water group says it feels like "hypocrisy." HealthLatest StoriesPollutionTrump 2.0Water
The swimmers who take on the Mon, together Kara Holsopple·May 21, 2026 They’ve dubbed themselves the Mon’ster Swimmers, and they brave the waters of the Monongahela River in Pittsburgh together from spring until fall. Latest StoriesPollutionRecreationReporting from the MonWater
Bringing life back to Dunkard Creek, one mussel at a time Julie Grant·May 21, 2026The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is stocking mussels in Dunkard Creek 16 years after pollution annihilated life in the stream.ConservationLatest StoriesPollutionReporting from the MonWaterWildlife
Waterkeeper takes aim at Neville Chemical over thousands of water pollution violations Julie Grant·April 30, 2026Three Rivers Waterkeeper issued a notice of intent to sue the company for exceedances of its permit to discharge into the Ohio River.Latest StoriesPollutionWater