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Clairton Coke Works, near Pittsburgh, is Allegheny County's largest single source of particle pollution. Photo: Reid R. Frazier

Mon Valley leaders have $5M in U.S. Steel fines to spend, but little has gone to public health

Jillian Forstadt·June 2, 2023

well in a forest in the winter

Pa. advocates say more scrutiny needed over well-plugging money

Rachel McDevitt·June 2, 2023

White Oak

The Allegheny Front wins 3 Golden Quills and Best in Show

The Allegheny Front·June 1, 2023

green farm fields with a farm house in the distance

EPA working with 5 Pa. farms on targeted pollution reduction to benefit Chesapeake Bay

Rachel McDevitt·May 30, 2023

Squirrel glowing pink on a tree

Episode for May 26, 2023

The Allegheny Front·May 26, 2023

Man in a plaid shirt and a cap standing next to a tree with a red baggie attached to it.

Researchers team up to analyze recordings of bird songs in Pennsylvania forests

Jacqui Sieber·May 26, 2023

Colorful squirrel with glowing features

Glowing squirrels and the search for ‘why’

Points North·May 26, 2023

A drum with liquid leaking on the floor.

EPA issues $2.4 M fine to Eastman Chemical for pollution at western Pa. site

Reid Frazier·May 26, 2023

Shell ethane cracker pollution

Shell’s air pollution violations result in $10M fine for Beaver County ethane cracker

Reid Frazier·May 24, 2023

A black and white animation of smoke stacks is projected on a large brick wall above a stage

Episode for May 19, 2023

The Allegheny Front·May 19, 2023

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