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A Pennsylvania County Went From Bust to Boom Times With Natural Gas. Now, It’s Nearly Broke.

Spotlight PA·March 8, 2021

Greene County raised taxes amid a pandemic and for the first time since 2010, despite receiving more than $37 million in gas impact fees.

Economy Energy

First Person: Melissa Burnett, Community Forestry Fellow, Helps Make Pittsburgh Greener

Andy Kubis·March 5, 2021

"A lot of Black communities don't really have time or the money to prioritize getting trees. And then other communities have an abundance of trees and they're large and big and healthy.”

Environmental Justice Essay

Group finds microplastics in every Pa. waterway tested

Julie Grant·March 4, 2021

Plastic from bottles, bags, and clothing breaks down into tiny pieces, and they’re found in lakes, streams, and rivers all over the state.

Pollution Water

Revolution Pipeline, Part of Which Exploded in 2018, Is Back in Service

Reid Frazier·March 3, 2021

DEP lifted its order barring the re-start of the pipeline, saying the company has put in enough safety precautions and it is now safe.

Energy Follow the Pipeline

New Investigation Finds Fracking Chemicals in the Bodies of People in Southwestern Pa.

Kara Holsopple·March 2, 2021

A two-year investigation sampled the urine of families living near fracking. We talked to the reporter who says she was shocked by the high levels of chemicals found in kids.

Energy Health Your Environment Update

Episode for February 26, 2021

The Allegheny Front·February 26, 2021

Fracking banned in the Delaware River watershed. Farmers can help reduce carbon in the atmosphere, but what's in it for them? The plot to get Americans to cook with gas. We head out for some winter fun.

Full Episode

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DEP gives OK to Public Comment on Fracking Wastewater Permits

Reid Frazier·February 19, 2021

49 facilities were given permits with no comment period.

News Pollution

Here’s Something to Do During the Pandemic: Become a Citizen Scientist

Andy Kubis·February 19, 2021

The world may have hit pause but science is still happening. And you can help researchers from the comfort of your couch.

Conservation Coronavirus Wild Pennsylvania

More Ohioans Want Some Say in Siting Drilling Waste Injection Wells

Julie Grant·February 12, 2021

Residents near injection wells in Ohio fear pollution, noise and earthquakes. Local leaders want some say in where these wells are located.

Energy Who's Listening

Starting Seeds Indoors Now for Your Dream Garden is Easy and Cheap

Kara Holsopple·February 12, 2021

You don't need a green thumb to start seeds. Just follow these tips to get the special varieties of veggies and flowers you can only get from seed.

Recreation

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Atlantic Shores seeks to cancel offshore wind contract with N.J., but says it hasn’t abandoned the project

Despite court order, black lung screening program still not fully functional

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