Changes could be coming to how pollution is regulated on the Ohio River. Fracking for natural gas is now a well-established industry, but the business model might not be as stable as it seems. A possible state bailout for nuclear energy. Plus, a winter sport that takes skill, grace and a little rebellion.
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Ohio River Compact Considers Vote to Eliminate Its Pollution Standards- UPDATE: ORSANCO commissioners have decided against a move to eliminate its water pollution standards. Instead, the agency will consider alternative proposals and go out for more public comment. 
Author: Fracking Industry isn’t as Financially Strong as it Seems- Author of "Saudi America" found the industry moves an “astonishing” amount of money, but calls it financially weak.
Lawmakers seek support for nuclear bailout bill- As two plants are set to close prematurely, lawmakers want to amend the state's Energy Portfolio Standard to include nuclear energy.
Dancing Down the Slopes to the Beat of His Own Drummer- This great-grandfather is keeping the lost art of ski ballet alive. And having a really good time doing it. 
Southwestern Pennsylvania Counties On Code Orange Air Quality Alert- The poor air quality is attributed to warmer temperatures and a lack of wind, which prevents the particles from blowing away.