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The complicated history of the Kinzua Dam and how it changed life for the seneca people

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Pat Bywater: Nature rising across region

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Seneca Nation takes on Pittsburgh startup to defend the Allegheny River

"We can't do anything without water. It's the basis of all life. It's a sacred resource." The first report from our new Pittsburgh reporting bureau.

Coudersport Borough Council opposes treatment plant

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This is what indigenous resistance to fracking looks like in Pennsylvania

Tribal leaders and Pittsburgh's mayor addressed the crowd protesting a fracking convention in Pittsburgh today—while acting EPA administrator Andrew Wheeler addressed the crowd of industry leaders inside.

When protest becomes sacrament: Grady sisters heed a higher call.

These Catholic social justice advocates are exemplars of the force behind We Are Seneca Lake, one of the nation’s longest-running campaigns of civil disobedience.

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Fast growth coming for Northeast shale gas pipelines.

A surge in pipeline capacity for natural gas in the U.S. Northeast this year and next is expected to boost profits for producers and help hold down prices for Midwest and East Coast buyers.

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Western Pennsylvania Conservancy sells land along the Clarion River for Allegheny National Forest

The Seneca Nation is building food sovereignty, one bison at a time

LISTEN: Beau Taylor Morton on the power of community organizing

“People can see you engaged and wanting to begin the work, not only as a researcher, but you’re invested in the community.”

The complicated history of the Kinzua Dam and how it changed life for the Seneca people

The Kinzua Dam, which protects Pittsburgh from flooding and pollution, came at a steep price for the Seneca Nation of Indians.

The complicated history of the Kinzua Dam and how it changed life for the seneca people

Environmental Injustice

"Today, zip code is still the most potent predictor of an individual's health and well-being"

Pat Bywater: Nature rising across region

Seneca Nation takes on Pittsburgh startup to defend the Allegheny River

"We can't do anything without water. It's the basis of all life. It's a sacred resource." The first report from our new Pittsburgh reporting bureau.

Watch: Seneca Nation celebrates after fracking water treatment permits are revoked

"Instead of feeling tears of frustration, I'm here with tears of joy."

Seneca Nation of Indians, others fire back against cease and desist letters

Fracking conference and opposing tribal rally highlight competing visions for Western Pennsylvania’s future

As Pittsburgh touts its environmental progress, a massive petrochemical makeover is taking place in the surrounding region. Tribes and environmental groups are arguing against a future of pipelines and plastic production.

Coudersport Area Municipal Authority drops support for Epiphany fracking waste plant

Coudersport Borough Council opposes treatment plant

This is what indigenous resistance to fracking looks like in Pennsylvania

Tribal leaders and Pittsburgh's mayor addressed the crowd protesting a fracking convention in Pittsburgh today—while acting EPA administrator Andrew Wheeler addressed the crowd of industry leaders inside.

Lawrenceville firm threatens legal action against opponents of its proposed frackwater treatment plant

Pruitt Punditry/Weekend Reader for Sunday, April 15

When protest becomes sacrament: Grady sisters heed a higher call.

These Catholic social justice advocates are exemplars of the force behind We Are Seneca Lake, one of the nation’s longest-running campaigns of civil disobedience.

How unwise retweets became a White House 'emergency.'

As Inauguration Day came to a close, the communications staff at the National Park Service was feeling a little frustrated.

EPA response to Fayetteville PCB.

An object located beneath PCB-contaminated soil near Fayetteville is a suspected underground storage tank, but a spokesman said Thursday that the EPA has never approved the plot of land as a PCB disposal site.

Fast growth coming for Northeast shale gas pipelines.

A surge in pipeline capacity for natural gas in the U.S. Northeast this year and next is expected to boost profits for producers and help hold down prices for Midwest and East Coast buyers.

Hiring freeze halts visitor tours, 'critical' work.

When fully staffed, Women's Rights National Historical Park has 16 employees to handle everything from maintenance to tours of the 6-acre site in New York's Seneca Falls.