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Pittsburgh — along with other Pennsylvania cities, including Lancaster, Scranton, and Harrisburg — are required by federal consent decrees to address growing stormwater management problems.
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In anticipation of a wet weather plan from ALCOSAN, Pittsburgh City Council members Corey O’Connor and Deb Gross have introduced legislation aimed at…
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One-tenth of an inch of rain over an hour is all it takes for the region’s sewers to overflow.That’s according to the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority…
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To help comply with a consent order to reduce sewer overflows in the Pittsburgh region, the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) is offering grants…
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Faced with implementing a $2 billion sewer overflow project, ALCOSAN is turning to the community for help. It is hosting a series of community discussions…
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Where does the sewage go when you flush your toilet?The Allegheny County Sanitary Authority will show you that and more Saturday at its annual open house,…
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The Allegheny County Sanitary Authority plans to spend more than $2 billion to build miles of new underground tunnels, and to upgrade its wastewater…
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The Allegheny County Sanitary Authority plans to spend more than $2 billion to build miles of new underground tunnels, and to upgrade its wastewater…
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A broad coalition of environmental and community groups Monday urged Pittsburgh City Council to pursue green infrastructure solutions to the city’s storm…
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The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) has received a $5 million loan from the state for sewer improvement projects in the Hill District and the…