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Residents reported noise, fire, and an explosion coming from this scrap metal operation.
Braddock residents reported seeing a reddish plume coming from the U.S. Steel Edgar Thomson Plant in their community.
U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, 2019, flames and an explosion was captured at the Clairton plant.
I moved here to Clairton from Seattle when houses were cheap. People were so friendly. Then I found my health starting to decline. Some days I would get weak. I found out later that I would get weak on bad air days. In March 2019 my doctor told me to pack up and move but it is too hard for me to move now. We need to do something about the quality of life we have in Clairton.
Allegheny County was in the top 10 worst airsheds in the U.S. for at least part of the day on 12 of 31 days in October! @alleghenyhealth needs increases on permits so polluters pay for this problem, not taxpayers. Call the council and ask them to VOTE YES on permit fee increases! ... See MoreSee Less
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"Plastics production in and of itself is a threat to human health," said Andrew Woomer, an advocacy coordinator with the southwest Pennsylvania office of the @CleanAirCouncil #breastcancerawarness
Today, environmental and health groups announced a rulemaking petition, filed by @CleanAirCouncil & @EnviroIntegrity, asking @PennsylvaniaDEP to increase minimum setback distances from fracking wells. Read the press release: https://cleanair.org/no-drill-zones-rulemaking/
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