Episode for October 23, 2026
The head of the Environmental Protection Agency plans to loosen rules for methane leaks at oil and gas wells. How Pennsylvania and other states are drafting their own methane regulations. U.S. Steel is seeking an air permit for a new hot strip mill at its Edgar Thomson Plant in near Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania officials are studying the sites of nearly two dozen retired power plants across the state to see if they can be reactivated. Archbald Borough, facing the most data center proposals in the state, denied zoning for a hyperscale data center. Some public transit riders in Pittsburgh will be treated to art installations inspired by birds. A canoe enthusiast is serious about his paddle collection, and a code of ethics around it. The head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) plans to loosen rules for methane leaks at oil and gas wells, and other states are developing their own methane regulations. U.S. Steel is seeking an air permit for a new hot strip mill at its Edgar Thomson Plant near Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania officials are studying the sites of nearly two dozen retired power plants across the state to consider their potential reactivation. Archbald Borough, one of the most densely populated areas in the state, denied zoning for a hyperscale data center campus that included 588 diesel powered backup generators. The company is expected to appeal. Health department officials say the project would not exceed federal air pollution limits.
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The head of the Environmental Protection Agency plans to loosen rules for methane leaks at oil and gas wells. How Pennsylvania and other states are drafting their own methane regulations. U.S. Steel i... [1156 symbols]
