Breathe Project
Breathe Project is a clearinghouse for information on air quality in Pittsburgh, southwestern Pennsylvania and beyond. We use the best available science and technology to better understand the quality of the air we breathe and provide opportunities for citizens to engage and take action.
BREAKING NEWS
Virtual Rally About Air Quality Concerns In Mon Valley
CBS - KDKA-TV
Environmental Groups Oppose Shell Request to Increase Air Pollution Limits for Pennsylvania Plastics Factory
DeSmog Blog
By Sharon Kelly
U.S. Steel's $1.5 billion investment in Mon Valley Works in question?
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
By Patricia Sabatini
UPCOMING EVENTS
2020 Shale & Public Health Conference (2 days)
Nov 17, 2020NOTE: This is a two-day event! The eighth annual Shale & Public Health Conference will be held as an online conference over two days Tuesday,…
Understanding PFAS Exposure and the Impact on our Health -- with Robert Bilott
Nov 18, 2020On Wednesday, November 18, 2020 we will have a special evening (virtual) discussion featuring Robert Bilott. Mr. Bilott has gained international prominence in connection with…
Speak Out & Rally for Clean Air!
Nov 20, 2020After a recent week of dangerous air quality in the Mon Valley and Allegheny County that violated state and federal standards, virtually join fellow Allegheny…
Cancer Crisis Virtual Town Hall
Nov 19, 2020One year ago, the Pennsylvania Department of Health told our community they would fund an investigation into an increase of rare cancers in our region…
BREATHE BLOG
Beaver County Student Calls on Leaders to Stop Global Warming
Natlie Leslie is a senior at Black Hawk High School in Beaver County.
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Will the Ambridge Reservoir be protected from a Falcon pipeline disaster? https://t.co/b3yn2Ymk5Q @bcmac_
A worthwhile read for the long holiday weekend. Reimagine Appalachia creates a voice for the needs of an entire region "left behind." @newdeal4us https://t.co/aIL3oWtLgN
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Tourism is a great economic contributor! Thank you Reimagine BeaverCounty and Reimagine Jobs Showcase! https://t.co/eQFtTFRppE
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Good programs bear repeating again and again. Thankful for the Civilian Conservation Corp! https://t.co/DwPbAMyj0h
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A worthwhile read for the long holiday weekend. Reimagine Appalachia creates a voice for the needs of an entire region "left behind." @newdeal4us www.theatlantic.com/notes/2020/11/how-reconnect-rural-and-urban-america/617187/
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Our Towns: How to Reconnect Rural and Urban America
www.theatlantic.com
Joe Biden's administration will need to blunt differences and open more opportunities.Tourism is a great economic contributor! Thank you Reimagine BeaverCounty and Reimagine Jobs Showcase! fb.watch/1_iDUYmCSH/
The Indigenous Solidarity Network has developed this toolkit geared for white folks to discuss settler privilege and Thanksgiving with family, friends, and broader community. We offer deep gratitude and thanks for this offering. We all need to talk about the history and ongoing reality of settler colonialism.
Rethinking Thanksgiving Toolkit
docs.google.com
INDIGENOUS SOLIDARITY NETWORK RETHINKING “THANKSGIVING” TOOLKIT Artwork by Kandi White, Indigenous Environmental Network, CultureStrike and Micah Bazant INTRODUCTION For many Indigenous People, gi...Good programs bear repeating again and again. Thankful for the Civilian Conservation Corp! www.alleghenyfront.org/could-a-new-ccc-save-economy-environment/
Could a New CCC Save the Economy and Environment? - The Allegheny Front
www.alleghenyfront.org
In the first month of his presidency, FDR created a government program that changed lives and the land forever. Could it be time for a new CCC?In a new paper for Brookings, John Austin argues that Midwestern voting patterns for Trump and Biden show how the sense of being “left behind” fuels resentment-driven politics—and how a sense of possibility can have the opposite effect. Thankfully, ReImagine Appalachia will reverse this trend!
Our Towns: How to Reconnect Rural and Urban America
www.theatlantic.com
Joe Biden's administration will need to blunt differences and open more opportunities.Will President-Elect Biden be good or bad for the fossil fuel industry? Some say the Biden administration may force the oil and gas sector to comply with investors' increasingly climate-conscious demands and help it adapt and survive longer in a carbon-conscious world. The president-elect's proposals on issues such as methane also could align the U.S. more with other countries, giving a potential boost to U.S. gas, analysts say.
www.eenews.net/energywire/2020/11/25/stories/1063719207?utm_campaign=edition&utm_medium=email&utm...
ENERGY TRANSITIONS: Joe Biden: Pro-oil president?
www.eenews.net
Joe Biden was accused during the presidential campaign of planning for the end of oil, but some analysts say the president-elect may instead help the industry survive.REPORT YOUR AIR
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