Etna, just outside of Pittsburgh is now a certified EcoDistrict. Photo courtesy of EcoDistricts.

Episode for November 8, 2019

The world’s first certified EcoDistrict is a former steel town along the Allegheny River. Plus, as USEPA looks to loosen regulations for coal ash waste, what it’s like to live near the largest of these toxic sites in the nation. Calls for stricter rules for coke ovens in Allegheny County, while everyday people learn to monitor smokestacks for air pollution. 

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