In this episode, we check out how some past environmental disasters have led to better drinking water safeguards for Ohio River communities, and talk with a veteran who feels the call to serve at Standing Rock.
Legacy pollutants like PCBs and dioxin, which may have been discharged into the Ohio River decades ago, can still make the water unsafe for living things—including us.
In this episode, we dig into why a group of Pennsylvania doctors is now calling for a fracking moratorium and explore how the climate movement can still push forward during the Trump era.
In this episode, we explore how communities along the Ohio River are coping with the emerging problem of toxic algae blooms and check out Google's new effort to map methane leaks under Pittsburgh's streets.
That fleet of Google Street View cars you see roaming Pittsburgh's streets isn't just collecting images for Google Maps. The cars are actually helping detect natural gas leaks.
In this episode, we explore how farmers and industry are teaming up to cut pollution in the Ohio River and check out a Canadian hip hop artist's effort to tackle the global climate crisis.
In this episode, we dig into Teflon's toxic legacy in the Ohio River Valley and explore why a recent state supreme court ruling could spell trouble for one of Pennsylvania's biggest gas pipeline projects.
In this episode, we explore why artificial turf surfaces are sparking a health debate at some Pittsburgh-area schools and kick off a new series about efforts to improve the heavily polluted Ohio River.
