Citizens to Protect the Ambridge Reservoir (CAPR) works to protect this pristine source of drinking water and prevent the construction of the Falcon Pipeline and other oil and gas operations related to the Shell petrochemical facility.
Residents of SWPA are fighting a David vs. Goliath battle against the petrochemical industry in Allegheny, Beaver and Washington counties and beyond to Ohio and West Virginia. The Appalachian Basin is facing massive growth of this highly polluting fossil fuel industry from the Shell Plastic Plant in Beaver, Pa., to pipelines, compressor stations, drilling operations, well pads, a storage hub and truck traffic. This industry will push our planet over the edge on climate change, making it absolutely impossible to meet Paris Accord Climate Goals. Residents in Beaver County have stepped up with the formation of a citizen watchdog team, Eyes on Shell, that records and reports smells, spills and air emissions from the Shell Plastic Plant.
EHP is excited to launch our new Compounds of Concern tool—on Wednesday, July 16, at 7 p.m. (EDT)! This launch event will cover details about the new tool, which provides users […] The waterways which once shipped coal around the world now give Appalachia a key advantage in the production and shipping of very large wind turbines, which cannot be transported on […]
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Introducing the Compounds of Concern Tool Webinar
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A Wind-Win: Appalachia’s Potential in the wind turbine supply chain
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Pittsburgh, PA 15219
