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Rolls of maps with hand written tags hanging over shelves.

Preserving Pennsylvania’s coal history to look to the future

Kat Bolus·July 1, 2026

an x-ray of lungs showing scarring

Pa. Rep. Lee introduces bill to boost black lung disease payments

Julia Zenkevich·July 1, 2026

A woman singing and playing an accoustic guitar in front of signs about the impacts of drilling on public lands

More state lands in Ohio leased for fracking, over activists’ shouts

Statehouse News Bureau·June 30, 2026

An older man in a plaid shirt walks along a pile of black coal with a wooded hillside and blue sky behind him.

After the dam, a different river for businesses

Hannah Frances Johansson·June 30, 2026

A close-up of a blue and red bouy.

Scientists have a new tool in the fight against toxic algal blooms: buoys

The Ohio Newsroom·June 29, 2026

Three men and a woman stand in a row. The woman holds a buoy that helps fight algae blooms

Episode for June 26, 2026

The Allegheny Front·June 26, 2026

A crowd of people stand on the steps in the middle of the state capitol, holding a sign that reads "Pa is not for sale."

Pa. House passes data center ‘pause’ along with Shapiro’s plan for ‘responsible’ development

Pennsylvania Capital-Star·June 26, 2026

A sign that says "Welcome to Historic Brookville."

Jefferson County borough passes 180-day moratorium on data center development

Sydney Roach·June 26, 2026

People inside a large showroom with a truck.

Pa. bill aims to create a level playing field for direct-to-consumer EV sales

Pennsylvania Capital-Star·June 25, 2026

A large industrial facility along a river on a sunny day.

Groups say Nippon Steel investments will perpetuate coal and air pollution in the Mon Valley

Reid Frazier·June 25, 2026

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