Posted inEnvironment, PUBLIC SAFETY Who should be responsible for replacing Pittsburgh’s lead water pipes? by Kristina Marusic and Stephen Caruso March 22, 2017May 1, 2017
Posted inArts & Culture, Community storytelling, Environment, First person I love Pittsburgh, but this air is killing us by Donna Carole Roberts December 21, 2016November 5, 2021
Posted inClearing the Air, Environment, IN-DEPTH How one resident near fracking got the EPA to pay attention to her air quality by Natasha Khan December 15, 2016December 10, 2020
Posted inEnvironment, IN-DEPTH, VIDEO Explainer: What you should know about Pittsburgh’s air quality by J. Dale Shoemaker and Natasha Khan December 12, 2016December 10, 2020
Posted inClearing the Air, Environment, IN-DEPTH We helped residents near a fracking site test their air quality. Here’s what we found. by Natasha Khan December 8, 2016October 5, 2019
Posted inClearing the Air, Environment, IN-DEPTH What can you do when you live 500 feet from a shale gas well pad? by Natasha Khan December 7, 2016June 26, 2017
Posted inArts & Culture, Environment, IN-DEPTH PA schools aren’t required to test for lead or radon, so many Pittsburgh-area districts don’t by Kristina Marusic December 1, 2016January 16, 2018
Posted inEnvironment, On the beat, posts What effect will Trump’s win have on studying Pittsburgh air pollution? by Natasha Khan November 10, 2016December 10, 2020
Posted inEnvironment, On the beat, posts What Pennsylvania has to do to hit its carbon reduction goals by 2030 by Alexandra Kanik October 3, 2016
Posted inEnvironment, On the beat, posts No permit? No problem for major air polluters around Pittsburgh by Natasha Khan September 29, 2016December 9, 2020
