Your Environment Update

Compressor stations, which allow natural gas to move long distances through pipelines, are a critical part of the country's energy infrastructure. But their impacts on air quality are still relatively unknown.

Pennsylvania is blessed with hundreds of spectacular rivers and streams. But for a water-rich state, it has relatively few naturally occurring lakes. So what gives?

Should state parks be just about enjoying nature? Or should Pennsylvania follow its neighbors' lead and add things like private golf courses and water slides to the mix of outdoor activities?

To build its new petrochemical plant, Shell plans to buy pollution reduction credits from other companies in the region. But most of the credits will be from coal-fired power plants have already closed. So what gives?

A new photography exhibition from the Marcellus Shale Documentary Project explores the lives and landscapes transformed by Pennsylvania's fracking boom.

A national coalition of labor unions and environmental groups says its plan to improve the country's infrastructure will create thousands of jobs and a better environment.

There's no sugarcoating it—the coal industry is in a state of free fall. And thousands of laid-off miners are struggling to find a path forward.

Pennsylvania DEP Secretary John Quigley resigned Friday afternoon following a controversy over an email he sent to environmental groups.

Bring on cicada mania, because the 2016 'Brood V' class of bugs is already starting to emerge in southwestern Pennsylvania.

When you send your kids off to school in the morning you expect they’ll be safe. But a school safety group says environmental hazards in and around schools are often being overlooked.