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Check out these local, breaking stories to see how WHE is making a positive impact on our environment.

Pittsburgh City Council passes lead safety bill aiming to curb potential lead exposure in children

How contaminated water contributes to mental illness

Seeking solutions: Pollution and mental health in western Pennsylvania

The City of Prayer: Clairton’s residents persevere amid persistent pollution and violence

Pittsburgh City Council introduces lead safety bill

Time to invest in schools’ environmental health

Is the air I’m breathing safe? How do I know the air quality where I live?

Free or Reduced-Cost Lead Testing

Is there lead in my water? How do I know if my water is safe to drink?

Pennsylvania vows to regulate PFAS in drinking water—again. But regulations are at least two years away

Report: 91% of Pennsylvania schools that tested drinking water found lead—only 9% removed it

Aging Pa. schools ‘uniquely vulnerable’ to environmental health hazards

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