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A dumptruck at a large pile of waste coal

How one Pennsylvania company is using waste coal to mine Bitcoin

Boen Wang·November 7, 2022

Shell's ethane cracker

EPA awards more than $4 million for new air monitoring in Pa. environmental justice areas

Reid Frazier·November 4, 2022

rooster mural

Episode for November 4, 2022

The Allegheny Front·November 4, 2022

Kingston coal ash spill

Report concludes industry is not doing enough to clean up coal ash dumps

Kara Holsopple·November 4, 2022

Steamfitters

Former Pa. coal communities receive millions for renewable energy, workforce development

90.5 WESA·November 4, 2022

Tiny rainbow microplastic pieces on three fingers

Microplastics are everywhere, even in Pennsylvania’s cleanest waterways

LehighValleyNews.com·November 4, 2022

An enormous coal refuse pile hovers over the town of Fredericktown in southwestern Pennsylvania. Decades ago, companies just left piles like these behind when a mine stopped making money. Because of this, Pennsylvania has been left with hundreds of these sites—the most of any state in the country. Photo: Reid Frazier

Pennsylvania to receive $26.6 million to clean and redevelop abandoned mine lands

Jillian Forstadt·November 4, 2022

Tom Wolf

Tom Wolf signs $2 billion tax package that encourages natural gas production in Pa.

Spotlight PA·November 3, 2022

$fracking well pad$

Episode for October 28, 2022

The Allegheny Front·October 28, 2022

Wetland in Brule County

The future of the Clean Water Act: How it might be limited and how it could be improved

Kara Holsopple·October 28, 2022

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