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- Shenango Reimagined Advisory Council, Residents Meet to Discuss Reuse of Former Shenango Coke Site
Center meeting room Wednesday to discuss and help develop a vision for the reuse of the former Shenango Coke “Thank you for coming,” a Delta representative told those gathered. “Please use your voice.” Editor’s Note: Shenango Coke Works shut down operations in 2016 following emissions issues at the site
- It’s Official: Allegheny Co. Health Dept’s Updated Coke Oven Regulations Approved for Public Comment
GASP has long encouraged the Allegheny County Health Department to tighten up its coke oven regulations For those who might be unfamiliar: ACHD’s proposed revisions to the coke oven gas regulations would: GASP late last year petitioned ACHD to keep its 2018 promise to tighten up its coke oven regs to reduce “Let’s remember these regulations are so important because coke-making is a primary source of hydrogen Steel’s Clairton Coke Works is the number-one emitter of H2S not only here, but in the whole state,”
- No More Excuses for U.S. Steel: ACHD Finds Clairton Coke Works “Entirely” Responsibl
, through March 1, 2022, can be attributed entirely to emissions originating at US Steel’s Clairton coking For residents who were already 99 percent sure Clairton Coke was the problem all along, we understand That seems significant, and for the first time in a while, we’re eager to see what comes next.
- GASP Formally Opposes U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works Air Quality Permit, Asks EPA to Step In
Steel’s Clairton Coke Works. “Although the Clairton Coke Works is not in compliance with all of its operating and emission limits, Steel must come up with new measures capable of getting the Clairton Coke Works into compliance because
- Read Judge’s Order Certifying Class in Suit Against U.S. Steel Over 2018 Clairton Coke Works Fire
Editor’s Note: GASP followed the Clairton Coke Works fire and its aftermath closely and will continue
- Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces $361K in Fines Against U.S. Steel's Clairton Coke Works
for Article XXI Air Pollution Control violations and permit violations that occurred at the Clairton Coke Steel for Violations at Clairton Coke Works” published by WTAE-TV “Allegheny County Health Department Fines US Steel More Than $361K for Violations at Clairton Coke Works” published by KDKA “U.S.
- BREAKING: U.S. Steel Fined $4.6 Million for 831 Uncontrolled Push Violations at Clairton Coke Works,
Steel for 831 uncontrolled push violations at its Clairton Coke Works facility. Here’s what the release said: “Pushing is the operation of unloading, or “pushing,” finished coke from To contain emissions, a travel hood is placed over the vehicle outside of the coke oven door while the coke is pushed into the car. The US Steel Clairton Coke Plant is required to submit monthly process information reports to the Health
- Local Nonprofits Awarded Nearly $500K EPA Grant to Enhance Citizen Air Monitoring Network
"This is such tremendous news for the region and comes in the wake of a prolonged air pollution episode referred to Neville Island as a pollution "hot spot" in Allegheny County - second only to Clairton Coke
- When It Comes to Environmental Regulations, When Does Value Get Assigned to Human Life?
us wondering: If EPA’s practice of performing cost-benefit analyses for new or revised NSPS does not come from the Clean Air Act, where does it come from? reductions in direct methane emissions; it did not quantify or consider the costs or harms that would come
- U.S. Steel Issued Civil Penalty for Air Quality Violation Stemming from Clairton Coke Works Equipmen
violation of Condition V.A.1.a of IP-011b, which states, “The permittee shall not operate C Battery coke each individual oven is maintained at the lowest positive pressure necessary to inhibit leaks of raw coke #airqualityexceedances #PM25 #H2S #hydrogensulfide #USSteel #AlleghenyCountyHealthDepartment #cokeovenemissions









