Shell Asks for Local Support for Chemical Plant
Shell's plans to build an ethane cracker near Pittsburgh are moving full-speed ahead. But the company still needs an important permit from a local township.
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The Region’s Aging Locks and Dams Could Put Growth on Lockdown
Moving goods on barges is big business. But it’s a part of the economy that floats precariously on infrastructure in dire need of an overhaul.
Veteran Feels Called to Serve at Standing Rock
A National Guard veteran talks about why she will be among the military vets heading to North Dakota this weekend to join the protests against the Dakota Access pipeline.
IN PHOTOS: Life on the Ohio River
For decades, the Ohio River was the poster child for a "working" river. But today, that portrait of the Ohio is changing.
Group of Doctors Says It’s Time to Hit ‘Pause’ on Fracking
The Pennsylvania Medical Society—which represents a quarter of the state’s doctors—is reversing course and calling for a moratorium on new hydraulic fracturing operations.
This Guy Raps About Climate Change and It’s Actually Pretty Amazing
Canadian-born hip hop artist Baba Brinkman has put his spin on everything from evolution to "The Canterbury Tales." And with his latest album, he's taking on the global climate crisis.
‘Crumb Rubber’ Fields Spark Health Debate at Pittsburgh-Area Schools
Pittsburgh-area schools have invested big money in modern artificial surfaces for football and soccer fields. But there's growing concern that they may pose a health risk.
Billionaire Candidate for WV Governor Owes Millions for Environmental Violations
Jim Justice is banking on his record as a businessman to carry him to the state's highest office. But a recent investigation revealed that his companies owe millions in back taxes and fines.
Where Clinton and Trump Stand on Energy and Climate Change
Our energy reporter Reid Frazier digs into whether Donald Trump really thinks climate change is a hoax; and whether Hillary Clinton can deliver on one of her most ambitious campaign promises.
Struggling Honeybees Get Some Help from Big Data
Threats from pests, pesticides, diseases and habitat loss are all putting bees in a tough spot. But researchers have some new ideas for using technology to get bees back on track.
