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Air Quality · PittsburghThe air quality watch dogs here at GASP want to express our sincere gratitude to Allegheny County Health Department Director Dr. lulia Vann for swiftly fulfilling her promise to increase accessibility to Board of Health meetings.During the Wednesday board meeting, Dr. Vann announced two significant changes: • Virtual Public Comment: She told the board that moving forward, residents will be able to participate in meetings and present public comme…See the Story
ACHD Director Making Board of Health Meetings More Accessible; Says Residents Will Be Able to Participate Virtually Moving Forward
North Braddock · North BraddockEditor’s Note: GASP has received questions from members who received letters in the mail regarding this class action settlement. If you have questions about your rights under the settlement, we recommend that you get in touch with those lawyers, who represent the class in question. U.S. Steel is poised to pay $6.1 million to settle a class-action lawsuit regarding dust and other noxious emissions from its Edgar Thomson facility in North Braddoc…See the Story
#ICYMI: U.S. Steel to Pay $6.1 Million to Settle Lawsuit Over Dust, Noxious Odors from Edgar Thomson Facility
Joe Biden · United StatesOil and gas producers in the United States will no longer be obliged to pay a fee for the methane they emit in the course of their operations after Congress voted to axe one of the most celebrated moves of the Biden administration in the energy space. With a 52-47 vote, senators repealed the fee, and now all that’s left is for President Trump to sign it, likely adding more fuel to environmentalist organizations’ frustrations with the new federal…See the Story
Biden’s Methane Rule Is Dead
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North Braddock · North BraddockEditor’s Note: The following press release was issued Tuesday afternoon by the Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD). GASP thanks the department for addressing the H2S and SO2 exceedances publicly - we appreciate the transparency! The Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) received three sulfur dioxide (SO2) exceedance alerts from the North Braddock monitoring station in the early morning hours Tuesday. As part of our ongoing monitoring p…See the Story
ACHD Addresses Overnight Air Quality Exceedances in North Braddock
Pennsylvania · PennsylvaniaThe Allegheny County Health Department today issued a press release announcing that there was a breakdown at U.S. Steel’s Edgar Thomson facility in North Braddock over the weekend. Here’s what ACHD sent out: Over the weekend there was an issue at the Edgar Thomson Works in Braddock, according to a breakdown report submitted to ACHD by US Steel. The report also mentions that the incident on February 23rd occurred at 7 am and resulted in damage to…See the Story
ACHD Provides Preliminary Details Related to U.S. Steel Edgar Thomson Breakdown
Stakeholders weigh in on bill to repeal California vehicle emission standards in Washington state
Air Quality · Allegheny CountyAllegheny County Economic Development (ACED) recently announced funding for projects dedicated to improving air quality and public health in the Mon Valley. These projects are recipients of the first round of awards from the Mon Valley Public Health and Welfare Grant Program, which was established as part of the settlement from the 2018 fire at the U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works. The projects selected for awards address environmental concerns, …See the Story
