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  • UPDATED: Unhealthy Air Quality Returns to Mon Valley with More of the Same Expected Thursday

    The state Department of Environmental Protection on Wednesday afternoon declared Thursday, Nov. 23 a Code The highest PM2.5 concentrations will come between 3 a.m. and 11 a.m., leading to overall average concentrations in the CODE ORANGE range in the Mon Valley. Valley Air Pollution Watch while the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) declared today a Code

  • ACHD Warning of Increased Air Pollution Levels through Monday Reinforces Need for Episodic Weather R

    state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and its regional partners on Wednesday issued a Code While ACHD is not responsible for issuing official Code Orange warnings, the County’s “Allegheny Alerts “Residents in the Liberty-Clairton area woke up Thursday to worse than code orange air quality – the “We believe the question needs to again be asked: Is the company prepared to extend coking times or dial Need more info on Friday’s Code Orange Action Day?

  • Liberty-Clairton Area AGAIN Tops List of Areas with Worst Air Quality, Punctuating Need for Swift AC

    Air pollution near Clairton Coke Works isn’t a weather-related anomaly—it’s a year-round issue impacting ACHD committed to revising the county’s coke oven regulations nearly two years ago, yet we are still “It’s well past time ACHD prioritize strengthening the county’s coke-oven regulations,” GASP Executive #cokeovenregulations #AQI #airpollution #LibertyClairton #AlleghenyCountyHealthDepartment #ACHD #Clairton

  • GASP to Board of Health: Use Your Authority to Demand More Transparency, Improved Pu

    one-hour values since 2015 – and educate them about what H2S is, how it impacts people and where it comes

  • Title V Operating Permit Backlogs Exist, Underscores Need for Revisions to Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Fee Schedule

    Armstrong and Indiana Counties for Title V permitting purposes, as well as Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Elk, Erie

  • New Study Documents High Asthma Prevalence, Poor Control Among Children Residing Near Outdoor Air Po

    Steel Clairton Coke Works in Clairton, the now-shuttered DTE Energy Shenango Coke Works on Neville Island

  • Watchdog Report: Annual Analysis on State of the Title V Air Quality Permit Backlog

    Northwest Region Office is also responsible for Title V permitting for Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Elk, Erie

  • Allegheny County Health Department Issues Enforcement Orders Over Asbestos Abatement, Dust Mitigatio

    Editor’s Note: This story was updated on June 4 to clarify that the dust complaint against Heights Plaza Materials, Springhill Road LLC and ABC occurred in February 2020. The originally published version included an incorrect date. The Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) last week issued two Enforcement Orders, one dealing with asbestos abatement and the other regarding dust mitigation. Here’s what you need to know: ACHD on May 26 issued an enforcement order to Pittsburgh-based Noralco Corp. for violating Allegheny County’s Air Pollution Control Regulations (Article XXI) by failing to submit a required asbestos survey before demolishing a commercial structure located at 2225 Smallman Street. ACHD said the company, which was issued a demolition permit on Aug. 29, 2019, also failed to submit a required asbestos abatement demolition form. ACHD has ordered the company to submit those documents or face a possible $25,000-a-day civil penalty. Noralco has 30 days from the date of the violation to appeal the order. ACHD on May 26 also issued an enforcement order to three companies over fugitive dust emissions emanating from a partially graveled access road connecting their property to Springhill Road in Harrison Township. An ACHD representative observed dust after responding to a complaint on Feb. 24, 2020. In the order, ACHD mandated that three businesses that exclusively access that road – Heights Plaza Materials, Springhill Road LLC, and ABC Transit – submit a dust-control compliance plan detailing what each entity will do to mitigate fugitive emissions. If the companies do not comply they could face a potential $25,000-a-day civil penalty. They have 30 days from the date of the notice to appeal. As reported last week, ACHD also issued a Demand for Stipulated Penalties totaling more than $361,000 to U.S. Steel for violations in the fourth quarter of 2019 and the first quarter of 2020 of a Settlement Agreement between the parties. #enforcementorder #USSteel #Noralco #emissions #AlleghenyCountyHealthDepartment #ArticleXXI #demandforstipulatedpenalties #ACHD #ClairtonCokeWorks

  • INVESTIGATION: ACHD Air Quality Permit Backlog Worst It's Been in Years; DEP Making Progress

    Armstrong and Indiana counties for Title V permitting purposes, as well as Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Elk, Erie

  • GASP & Patagonia Pittsburgh Team Up to Get the Word Out About H2S Pollution, Petition

    Steel’s Clairton Coke Works has detected levels of hydrogen sulfide above the state’s daily average standard Environmental Protection Agency’s Toxic Release Inventory, Clairton Coke Works self-reported emitting

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