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Refinery’s closure sparks calls for a ‘just transition’ in Philadelphia’

Emily PontecorvoJuly 22, 2019

Some say a just transition is not just about securing help for workers, but the shift to renewable energy can be a driver for redistributing wealth and power in society.

EconomyEnergyEnvironmental Justice

U.S. Steel, Allegheny County have a draft agreement on pollution violations

Reid FrazierJune 28, 2019

The company agreed to $2.7 million in fines and pollution upgrades estimated to cost $200 million. The deal does not affect lawsuit over pollution from Dec. 24 fire.

HealthPollution

U.S. Steel Restores Pollution Controls After Monday’s Fire

Reid FrazierJune 18, 2019

The company avoided a potential shutdown order from the Allegheny County Health Department.

Pollution

After another fire, Allegheny County issues emergency order for U.S. Steel’s Clairton plant

Reid FrazierJune 17, 2019

Country's largest coke plant must lower pollution or "immediately cease all coke-making operations."

Pollution

U.S. Steel Promises $1B in Upgrades to Mon Valley Plants

Amy SiskMay 3, 2019

The company says improvements will reduce emissions and improve efficiency. Enviro groups say it doesn't address air pollution from the Clairton Coke Works.

EnergyPollution

Steelmaker Appeals Latest Penalty over Clairton Emissions

Amy SiskApril 26, 2019

The company called the $700,000 penalty for leaks of coke oven gas “excessive and unreasonable sanctions.”

Pollution

Episode for April 5, 2019

The Allegheny FrontApril 5, 2019

This week on The Allegheny Front, Japan bets on hydrogen-fueled vehicles, but will consumers buy them? We talk with a reporter who found "chaos" when she went to New Mexico to see how the government is managing drilling on public lands. DEP is investigating well water contamination from fracking in suburbs. Plus, the fast food industry embraces the vegan burger that bleeds.

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