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Pittsburgh Regional Transit announced Wednesday that it will accelerate its replacement of diesel vehicles three years from now and only purchase zero-tailpipe emissions buses after 2032. To overhaul its fleet completely, it expects to spend about $1 billion over the next two decades.
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Climate change is one of the four major crises President-elect Joe Biden hopes to tackle after he’s sworn into office in January.His goal is for the U.S.…
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The state legislature is emerging from its long summer recess this month, with the House back in session Tuesday and the Senate returning next…
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Three years ago, most of the world’s nations signed onto the Paris Climate Agreement, which committed countries to do their best to avert a climate…
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A litany of health issues is arising as weather and temperatures become more severe, said emergency nursing experts at the national Emergency Nurses…
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Democrats and some Republicans from the Philadelphia region are worried that Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt is trying to gut…
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Despite a bomb threat for Market Square called in to Pittsburgh Police Saturday morning, a few hundred protestors marched from the City County Building on…
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While many of us have been enjoying the mild winter, it has some food producers double checking the calendar. For instance, March is usually prime season…
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It’s hard to say the coal industry is in anything but a state of free fall. In the past year, thousands of workers have been laid off, more than half of…
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Prepare for longer, hotter summers, more rain, more destructive storms, and bankrupt ski resorts. That’s the conclusion of a team from Penn State on what…