U.S. Steel Appeals Order to Lower its Sulfur Emissions
The company said the health department's order would put the safety of "employees and local communities at risk.”
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Voters Approve New Rights for Lake Erie
Toxic algae blooms in Lake Erie prompted Toledo residents to vote to give the lake rights that can be defended in court.
Are the Environmental Cops on the Beat?
New data show Trump's EPA has fewer inspections, civil penalties and criminal cases against polluters than in decades past.
Woman who sued natural gas driller Range Resources testifies before grand jury
Woman who sued drilling companies testified before an investigative grand jury in Pittsburgh. The Pennsylvania Attorney General is investigating environmental crimes in Washington County.
Pa. to Begin Process of Setting Health Limit for Two PFAS Chemicals
As EPA launches national PFAS plan, Pennsylvania says its people ‘can’t wait’ for federal government.
Freshwater Mussel Hatchery Aims to Reestablish Colonies in Pennsylvania Waters
Mussels are a natural filter, cleaning up muddy water and allowing more sunlight into the water. A new hatchery hopes to raise a half a million mussels a year for the Delaware and Susquehanna watersheds.
America’s Freshwater is Getting Saltier. And That’s Not Good.
Contributing to the problem is all that rock salt we put on sidewalks and roads.
EPA Says it Will Begin to Regulate PFOA and PFOS This Year
Long-awaited Action Plan will also look at whether to regulate other PFAS chemicals, step up monitoring.
Study: Healthier Diets Lower in Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Many people assume a healthy diet is also good for the environment. According to a new study, they might be right.
Lawmakers Seek Support for Nuclear Bailout Bill
As two plants are set to close prematurely, lawmakers want to amend the state's Energy Portfolio Standard to include nuclear energy.
