North Braddock Residents for Our Future is a grassroots group of residents organized to promote community health and clean air and fight unconventional gas drilling in our community.
Title V of the Clean Air Act requires “major sources” of air pollution to obtain operating permits from the EPA or a state or local agency authorized to issue these permits. In Allegheny County, the Allegheny County Health Department decides these permits. Join GASP, PennEnvironment, Clean Air Council, Clean Water Action, Environmental Integrity Project, SWPA Grassroots Air Quality Town Hall activists and the Breathe Project in the effort to reduce pollution greenhouse gases.
Pittsburgh and Allegheny County is among the few major cities in the U.S. with pollution-intensive industry activity that harms the health of people in our region, especially frontline communities. Carnegie […]
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The Local and National Cost of Air Pollution – A Local Economist’s Perspective
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1435 Bedford Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
