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EPA Says Pennsylvania Lacks Resources to Enforce Safe Water Standards

Marie Cusick·February 3, 2017

Just how bad is it? A former state environmental regulator says deep cuts to budgets and staffing mean the Pennsylvania DEP is now "dangerously close" to not being able to fulfill its mission.

Health Water

Citizen Complaints Over Drilling Have Soared During the Gas Boom

Kara Holsopple·February 1, 2017

According to a new report, Pennsylvanians have filed around 9,000 complaints over the past decade, mostly over water contamination. And that number has increased dramatically in the fracking era.

Energy Health Pollution

What’s Up with Trump and the EPA?

Kara Holsopple·January 27, 2017

Former EPA chief Christine Todd Whitman says the Trump administration appears to be taking a "scorched earth" approach with the agency. And we all stand to lose big.

Podcasts Politics

Modeling of Earth's temperature changes between 2014 and 2099

For Scientists, the Race to Backup Critical Climate Data is On

Kara Holsopple·January 27, 2017

Government agencies like NASA and NOAA have huge archives of climate data that are decades in the making. But some worry that research is in danger of disappearing under the Trump administration.

Climate Change Politics

New Disease Strikes Oak Trees in West Virginia

Anne Li·January 27, 2017

The aggressive disease, which ultimately kills oak trees, was first reported in Europe and has since spread to Florida, California, Massachusetts and Maine. Now, researchers say it's made its way to West Virginia.

Wildlife

Your Environment Update for January 25, 2017

The Allegheny Front·January 25, 2017

Is your data safe? Your climate data that is. Some worry that key climate research hosted on government websites is in danger of disappearing under the Trump administration.

Your Environment Update

He Raises Grass-Fed Beef. He Believes in Climate Change. He Also Voted for Trump.

Julie Grant·January 20, 2017

We continue our conversations with Trump voters in swing states, with an Ohio farmer whose politics are hard to put in a box.

Politics

Potter Township Green Lights Shell’s Ethane Cracker

Reid Frazier·January 19, 2017

With a permit from township supervisors, Shell has moved another step closer toward building its massive chemical plant near Pittsburgh.

Economy Energy Pollution The Coming Chemical Boom

Can Green Infrastructure Really Solve Pittsburgh’s Stormwater Problems?

Ashley Murray·January 13, 2017

Pittsburgh is investing big in green infrastructure in 2017 as part of a major plan to overhaul its sewer and stormwater system. But how well these projects will work is still unknown.

Climate Change Headwaters Water

A Pennsylvania Hunter Talks Trump, Drilling and the Politics of the Great Outdoors

Julie Grant·January 13, 2017

Many hunters and fishermen fear that leasing public lands for oil and gas wells will destroy wildlife habitat. But hunter Randy Santucci isn’t worried. And he can show you why.

Energy Politics Recreation

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