Family farm inspires healthy eating in Pittsburgh’s Manchester neighborhood
In the third installment of our four-part series, “Sowing Soil with Soul” in partnership with Soul Pitt Media, we visit the Freeman Family Farm & Greenhouse.
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Not Just Another Fish Story: The Lake Erie Walleye Cheating Scandal
The Points North podcast reels in the true story behind the event that rocked the competitive fishing world.
What you can do to protect yourself from wildfire smoke
Wildfire smoke exacerbates the air quality and poses a significant risk for people with asthma. But there are some ways to stay safe.
Republican lawmakers want to change the name of the Department of Environmental Protection.
Republican lawmakers want to change the name of the agency to the "Department of Environmental Services." They say DEP needs a culture change.
The Somali Bantu cultivate African crops and community in Pittsburgh’s North Side
In the second installment of our four-part series, “Sowing Soil with Soul” in partnership with Soul Pitt Media, we visit the Mwanakuche Community Garden.
EPA assures farmers that it’s safe to grow food near East Palestine train derailment
The agency says the results of extensive testing for chemicals reveal nothing worrying for farmers or consumers.
Officials don’t know what the long-term health impacts will be from the East Palestine derailment
Residents told to see their doctors. "We may not know how to get rid of vinyl chloride from the body, but we know how to treat those cancers.”
Abandoned oil and gas wells emit carcinogens and other harmful pollutants, groundbreaking study shows
A new study shows benzene and other hazardous air pollutants are being released by abandoned oil and gas wells, putting people who live near by at risk. Pennsylvania has hundreds of thousands of these wells.
Ohio, like other GOP-led states, would limit considering climate change in pension investments
They want to prevent public pension funds from considering environmental factors like how a company addresses climate change.
These high school students are grappling with living in the shadow of chemical pollution
Living near Shell's ethane cracker and East Palestine, one student came to a realization: "I was like, ‘Oh, wait a minute, stuff is actually serious.'"
