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- U.S. Steel Appeals $707K Civil Penalty for Emissions Problems at Clairton Coke Works
The penalty was assessed because of continued air quality issues at the Clairton Coke Works facility by the ACHD on Oct. 18, for continued emissions problems for the 2nd quarter of 2018 at the Clairton Coke
- Clean Air Victory! GASP, Enviros Win EPA’s Objection to Clairton Coke Works Air Pollution Permit
Stay tuned, more to come from GASP on what this all means. Spoiler: It's a big deal. Steel’s Clairton Coke Works by the Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) in November 2022 on the Steel’s Clairton Coke Works is the largest coke plant in North America and a significant source of air that EPA granted our petition and agreed that ACHD must develop a compliance schedule for its Clairton Coke
- U.S. Steel Fined Nearly $13K for (Again) Violating Air Quality Regs
posted to the ACHD website Tuesday evening detailed a failed Oct. 19, 2019, stack test at Clairton Coke the one that led to the high-profile 2019 fire – is shameful for a company that claims it ‘lives its core
- GASP, Residents to Hold Presser Telling ACHD: Revise Coke Oven Regs & Get a Handle on H2S Violations
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GASP, Residents to Hold Press Conference Telling ACHD: Revise Coke Oven Regs & enough with ongoing violations of the hydrogen sulfide (H2S) standard—it’s time to strengthen our local coke calling on the Allegheny County Health Department to do what it promised more than a year ago: Revise coke “More stringent coke-oven regulations are important because coke-making is a primary source of H2S in Steel and published on the Department of Environmental Protection eFacts website, Clairton Coke Works
- More Air Quality Violations at Clairton Coke Works Leads to $383K Demand for Stipulated Penalties
How did ACHD come up with the penalty amount? “Unfortunately, that spin comes as no surprise – just more gaslighting from the most egregious air polluter
- Local Coalition Unveils Recommendations for Former Shenango Coke Plant Site
Wednesday released its final visioning report for the sustainable redevelopment of the former Shenango Coke Editor’s Note: Shenango Coke Works shut down operations in 2016 following emissions issues at the site
- Deadline to Speak Out on Proposed Coke Oven Regulations Quickly Approaching
Editor’s Note: The public comment period for Allegheny County’s draft coke oven regulations closed as Steel’s Clairton Coke Works as well as clarify inspection procedures. Remember: You don’t have to be an expert on all things coke ovens in order to speak out. The Proposed Coke Oven Regulation Revisions will limit the sulfur content of coke oven gas is likely oven regulations at Clairton Coke.
- Residents to Allegheny County Health Department: Better Protect Us With Strong Coke Oven Regs
Editor’s Note: The public comment period for Allegheny County’s coke oven regulations closed as of 4 about having to shut their windows on nice days to keep out noxious odors emanating from the Clairton Coke Steel’s Clairton Coke Works and clarify inspection procedures, the draft revisions were the topic of For years now, we have implored the ACHD to do more to control emissions coming from the Clairton Coke PA DEP Air Emissions reporting shows Clairton Coke Works emitted about 156 tons of H2S in 2019.
- Records Request Offers New Details About July Power Outage at U.S. Steel's Clairton Coke Works
The outage has required the flaring of coke oven gasses from the stacks and batteries. Steel’s Clairton Coke Works Facility U.S. Steel’s Clairton Coke Works Facility About 20 minutes after U.S. Steel noted that it had also extended coking times. Steel’s Clairton Coke Works facility.
- EPA Wants to Tighten Air Pollution Regs for Steel-Making Facilities - Show Your Support Today
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) this summer proposed policy revisions that will impact coke-making Steel’s Clairton Coke Works and Cleveland Cliffs’ coke ovens in Monessen - and is seeking public input Steel and Cleveland Cliffs and let EPA know you support: Requirements that all coke-making facilities under the current regulations, with the new limits being dependent upon the facility - the Clairton Coke including hydrogen chloride, hydrogen fluoride, hydrogen cyanide, and mercury at by-product recovery coke