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In this episode, we dig into the Supreme Court's decision to put the brakes on Obama's climate change plan, and explore how climate change could transform our food system—for the better.
In this episode, we explore the revolving door between the government and gas industry in Pennsylvania, and tag along with a team of researchers that's helping track down the pesticides that may be killing honeybees.
In this episode, we explore how lead exposure may be impacting our DNA and check out new research that shows hearing the sounds of nature is good for our health.
In this episode of the Allegheny Front, we check out how eating insects might be the next big thing in environmentally friendly protein, and dig into what happens to your recycling once it leaves the curb.
In this episode of the Allegheny Front, we investigate why a slowdown in the coal industry may lead to fewer abandoned mine clean ups, and explore the subversive environmental legacy of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.
On this week's Allegheny Front, we check out how a coal-fired power plant is trying to clean up its act and explore a Buddhist perspective on climate change.
On this week's Allegheny Front, we explore what student activists are taking away from the climate talks in Paris and get a tour of the new environmental center being built in Pittsburgh's Frick Park.
In this episode of the Allegheny Front, check out our special coverage of the UN climate summit, featuring reporting from Paris from our partners at Living on Earth.
In this hour-long special, we explore the past and present of Earth Day—from the man who gave Earth Day its name, to how businesses today are using Earth Day as a clever marketing ploy.
