5 Reasons to Submit a Public Comment About Proposed U.S. Steel Deal

Time is running out for residents impacted by Edgar Thomson emissions to weigh in on a proposed air pollution consent decree.

Protecting Free Speech!

Pittsburgh Residents Reflect on the Impact of a 2002 Historic Supreme Court Ruling as 20th Anniversary Nears

Attend Smoke School & Get Certified to Recognize, Report Emissions

The two-day training is slated for Sept. 28 and Sept. 29.

What You Need to Know About the PROPOSED U.S. Steel Consent Decree

Time's running out to tell EPA & Allegheny Co. Health Dept. how YOU feel about the proposed deal to settle emissions issues at Edgar Thomson

The Best Leadership Books For 2022

John J. Bowman Jr. Accountant discusses some of the best leadership books to read in 2022.

U.S. Steel to Pay $1.5M Fine; Make Improvements at Braddock Facility

The agreement announced Tuesday would settle longstanding air quality violations at the Edgar Thomson Plant, will be open to public comment.

Eric Clapton To Perform In Pittsburgh In September

The 77-year-old Englishman will play in Detroit on Sept. 10, with shows following in Chicago on Sept. 12-13.

Don't Skip Home Inspection During this Hot Seller's Market

Former Financial Manager Chose New Career with Pillar To Post Home Inspectors® in Booming Housing Market

Board of Health Greenlights $30K Clean Air Fund Request

It finance the development of a study to measure the impact of H2S, sulfur dioxide & other pollutants on the health of local residents.

GASP to Board of Health: Residents Deserve Transparency

GASP joined PennEnvironment and others Wednesday to speak out about our region's air quality and demand more from county health leaders.

Smart Ways To Use Your Tax Return This Year

John J. Bowman Jr. Accountant discusses a few smart ways you can utilize your tax return this year.

Commonwealth Court Blocks Publication of RGGI Regs, DEP Files Appeal

Here's the latest on the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative saga here in Pennsylvania.

The Kitchen Study is Coming to Pittsburgh & Participants Are Needed

Researchers will be collecting and analyzing samples from residential natural gas from April 18-20 in Pittsburgh. Participants will be paid.

Jehovah's Witnesses Returning to In-Person Meetings

After Two Years Virtual, Congregations Will Meet Together Again Beginning April 1

ACHD Issues Fines, Warnings Over Air Quality Violations

A local brewery was ordered to stop renovations & a resident fined.

How Entrepreneurship Has Evolved For Today’s World

John J. Bowman, Jr. Accountant, discusses how entrepreneurship has evolved to work in today's world.

Pittsburgh Area Residents Reached Through a Modified Ministry

Jehovah's Witnesses Increase as Virtual Meetings, Ministry, Conventions Keep Congregants Active and Safe

West Mifflin VFW Post To Hold Spaghetti Dinner At TRAA

April 24 Fundraiser Will Benefit Local Hospitalized Veterans

Understanding the New 1099 Rules

John J. Bowman Jr. Accountant discusses the new 1099 rules.

Mon Valley Experiences (More) H2S Exceedances at Liberty

H2S - known by its rotten-egg odor - was so high that by 9 a.m. an exceedance of the PA's 24-hour average standard was already guaranteed.

GASP Announces Election of Five New Board Members

GASP Board President Jonathan Nadle said he is thrilled the board has grown by a little more than a third.

Mon Valley Air Pollution Mitigation Plans Now Available to Public

GASP thanks the Allegheny County Health Department for making the plans available for public inspection.

Will PA Join RGGI? Now It's Up to the Courts

As we predicted, Pennsylvania’s participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) has become the subject of litigation.

ACHD to Company: Air Pollution Mitigation Plans Due April 27

The company is the 17th to be subject to the new Mon Valley Air Pollution Episode rule approved this past September.

ACHD Approves 10 Mon Valley Episode Rule Plans, Rejects 6

U.S. Steel received letters of noncompliance for their air quality mitigation plans & has 30 days to resubmit or face $25K a day in fines.

Health Department Tells U.S. Steel: Mitigation Plan Unacceptable

Allegheny County Health Department issues notices of noncompliance to U.S. Steel & other Title V polluters subject to new mitigation rules.

The Basics Of Financing A Business

John J. Bowman Jr. Accountant discusses the basics of financing a business.

Mon Valley Sees 2nd Exceedance of PA H2S Standard of 2022

GASP is again calling on the Allegheny County Health Department to better communicate to residents about this public health issue.

U.S. Steel Again Fined for Air Quality Violations in Clairton

The Allegheny County Health Department issued the civil penalty following an equipment breakdown at the Clairton Coke Works.

Health Dept Takes Action Against Local Companies Over Air Quality

The Allegheny County Health Department took action against a local college, a Neville Island company, and others.

Burned Out from Lingering Pandemic

Some on Front Lines Find Faith an Antidote

Tell EPA: Better Regulate Greenhouse Gases from O&G Emissions

We have all the details on the proposed regulations and a form you can use to make sure your voice is heard.

A Beginner’s Guide to Mutual Funds

John J. Bowman Jr. Accountant shares a beginner's guide to mutual funds.

What's that Smell? Abysmal Air Quality Again Returns to Area

Today marks the 54th day this year where 24-hour average concentrations of H2S exceeded Pennsylvania's regulatory limit. We're concerned.

Health Officials Issue Warning as Unhealthy Air Quality Lingers

The Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) issued a Mon Valley Air Pollution Warning Tuesday morning.

$1.4 million Awarded for Diesel Emissions Reduction Project

The EPA grant will help reduce dirty diesel emissions.

EPA Announces Listening Session About Clean School Bus Program

The agency is seeking YOUR input.

The Alarming Link Between Air Pollution & Mental Illness

Register today for the free, online Dec. 15 event featuring two local investigative reporters.

GASP & City of Pittsburgh Team Up to Send the Message: Don't Idle

There's a common misconception about idling - know the facts.

It’s Giving Tuesday: Here’s 7 Reasons to Give to GASP Today

This Giving Tuesday, we’re humbling asking for your financial support.