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Public Comment Period for Allegheny County Health Department’s Annual Air Monitoring Plan Closes Monday

PETITION | EPA: It’s Been Nearly 4 Years, Public Deserves Transparency, Action Regarding Emissions Issues at U.S. Steel’s Edgar Thomson Plant

UPDATED: This Week Stinks in the Mon Valley (Literally): Sky-High H2S Concentrations Cause Air Quality Exceedances at Liberty, North Braddock

Board of Health Green Lights Episodic Weather Regulations for Mon Valley, Next Stop Allegheny County Council

More Air Quality Exceedances for Mon Valley, Allegheny County on Pace to Exceed 2017 H2S Numbers

UPDATED: Allegheny County Health Department Announces Penalties Against U.S. Steel

More Unhealthy Air Quality, Exceedances Pervade Mon Valley – Update on H2S Problem Needed

What You Need to Know About Allegheny County’s Draft Episodic Weather Regulations & How to Make Your Voice Heard on Mon Valley Air Pollution

Watchdog Report: Another Weekend, Another Pair of Air Quality Exceedances for Mon Valley

Watchdog Report: Annual Analysis on State of the Title V Air Quality Permit Backlog

Liberty-Clairton Area Dealt More Unhealthy Air Quality, More H2S Exceedances

Let’s Cut Through the Noise & Talk About U.S. Steel’s Decision Not to Invest In The Mon Valley Works

Study Confirms What Many Long Suspected: Clairton Coke Works Fire Sickened Mon Valley Residents

April Ends With Three More Air Quality Exceedances in the Mon Valley

Another Weekend, Another H2S Air Quality Exceedance for Mon Valley

U.S. Steel: Prove Commitment to Community by Taking Voluntary Measures to Mitigate Air Pollution During Inversions

Health Department Issues Notice Of Violation to U.S. Steel Over Hydrogen-Sulfide Exceedances

ACTION ALERT | Tell Allegheny County Council: Air Quality Permit Fee Changes Desperately Needed – Vote YES

More Air Quality Violations at U.S. Steel’s Clairton Coke Works Lead to $383K Demand for Stipulated Penalties from Allegheny County Health Department

Residents Implore Allegheny County Health Department: Place Public Health Above Industry Profits with U.S. Steel Air Quality Permits

U.S. Steel Fined Nearly $13K for (Again) Violating Air Quality Regulations – Health Dept. Said Company Failed to Report Equipment Breakdown

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