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U.S. Steel Fined for First Quarter Violations of 2019 & Failed Stack Test

Allegheny County Health Department Responds to ‘State of the Air’ Report

PennEnvironment, Clean Air Council Sue U.S. Steel for Clean Air Act Violations in Pittsburgh

U.S. Steel Appeals $707K Civil Penalty for Emissions Problems at Clairton Coke Works

By the Numbers: A Look at Allegheny County Health Department, DEP Title V Permit Backlog Reduction Efforts

UPDATE: Court Overrules County’s Preliminary Objections in Clean Air Fund Lawsuit

U.S. Steel Fined Over $700,000 for Violations in Third, Fourth Quarters of 2018

U.S. Steel Fined Over $700,000 for Violations in Third, Fourth Quarters of 2018

PennFuture Launches Campaign Engaging Residents to Tell U.S. Steel How to Make Clairton Coke Works a Better, Cleaner Neighbor

PennFuture Launches Campaign Engaging Residents to Tell U.S. Steel How to Make Clairton Coke Works a Better, Cleaner Neighbor

Air Quality 101: Smell Something? Say Something!

BREAKING: Allegheny County Health Department Issues Enforcement Order Against U.S. Steel’s Mon Valley Works

GASP to ACHD: Deny Eastman Chemical’s Changes Until Consent Order Obligations Met

Allegheny County Health Department Commits to Clear Permit Backlog After EPA Scrutiny

U.S. Steel’s Appeals Enforcement Order Against Clairton Coke; Latest Skirmish in Decades-Long Battle with Regulators

Petition: Don’t Spend Air Quality Funds on Office Renovation

GASP and Clean Air Council Sue Allegheny County for Illegal Use of Clean Air and Title V Funds

GASP and Clean Air Council Sue Allegheny County for Illegal Use of Clean Air and Title V Funds

Backlogged Permit Problem Remains in Southwestern PA

Backlogged Permit Problem Remains in Southwestern PA

Legal Watchdogging Leads to Two Victories

Public Hearing and Petition Concerning Draft Permit for Steel Plant in Brackenridge

Allegheny County Health Department Proposes to Allow 2,000 More Tons per Year of Air Pollution from Steel Plant

Improvements Needed for Southwestern PA Air Monitoring

Allegheny County Plan to Lower Sulfur Dioxide Levels Modified, Open For Public Comments Again