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Three people stand arm-and-arm in a forest.

Episode for February 16, 2024

The Allegheny Front·February 16, 2024

Two men stand inside a store with clothing and other outdoor gear.

A roadmap for growing Pennsylvania’s outdoor recreation economy

Kat Bolus·February 16, 2024

Downtown Pittsburgh

What you need to know about soot, U.S. Steel and Pittsburgh’s air

Reid Frazier·February 16, 2024

Solar installers on a building

New ‘Hub’ to help local governments in southwestern Pa. bring in historic clean energy funds

Julie Grant·February 14, 2024

Edgar Thomson

EPA sends U.S. Steel air pollution permit back to the drawing board

Reid Frazier·February 12, 2024

A woman in a red shirt and tan cardigan and jeans stands in her kitchen.

Some East Palestine residents want the EPA to test inside their homes. EPA says ‘no’

Reid Frazier·February 12, 2024

A statue of a bulldog painted red, white and blue sits along the sidewalk with a patriotic mural in the background

Episode for February 9, 2024

The Allegheny Front·February 9, 2024

The brick facade of a store is painted with the words "East Palestine, Ohio" in red white and blue.

Reporters Roundtable: What we learned from our investigation in East Palestine

The Allegheny Front·February 9, 2024

A demonstration heat pump

Home repair and energy efficiency program resuscitated in Shapiro’s budget proposal

WHYY·February 9, 2024

Clairton Coke Works in the distance

New EPA rule could rein in air pollution in Western Pennsylvania

Sarah Boden·February 8, 2024

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