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In this episode, we dig into some of Pennsylvania's deepest lessons in environmental history — from the '70s activists who gave Pittsburgh its cleaner air to the lost history of African-American environmentalism.
In this episode, we continue our series on Pittsburgh's lead problem with a look at the best ways for protecting you and your family from lead in soil, water and your home.
In this episode, we explore how cost-cutting may be to blame for high levels of lead in Pittsburgh's drinking water and take a look at an effort to update federal lead rules.
In this episode, we dig into where food safety rules might be headed under Trump and check out how some Pittsburgh homeowners are testing the waters of home gray water systems.
In this episode, we dig into what big cuts at the EPA could mean for Pennsylvania and explore how one major environmental group is emerging as a key opponent of the Trump administration.
In this episode, we dig into President Trump's efforts to roll back a controversial expansion of the Clean Water Act and explore the psychological impacts of climate change.
In this episode, we drop in on a Pittsburgh t-shirt shop that's become an outfitter for the Trump resistance and reflect on takeaways from the historic protest at Standing Rock.
In this episode, we explore Pennsylvania's big push to remove old dams and dig into why the controversy over an update to the Clean Water Act is not likely to end under the Trump administration.
In this episode, we dig deeper into Pennsylvania's growing problem enforcing safe drinking water standards and check out a fish stocking project that's boosting the recreation economy in small towns near Lake Erie.
