At a packed meeting room in Upper Burrell, Pa., Guy Fuller said he was already worried about all the fracking in his neighborhood. Now, the 77-year-old said he was worried a data center with its own ...
Pennsylvania schools must either test for lead in water and report results to the state, or talk about the lead issue at one public meeting annually. During the state’s budget negotiations this summer ...
If there’s one thing most Americans agree on, it’s that they don’t want hyperscale AI data centers built in their neighborhoods. Despite a call from some AI leaders to slow the technology’s ...
At a conference promoting AI in Pittsburgh, Governor Shapiro said that while he still sees promise in AI technology we cannot ignore the warning signs nor downplay the risks of the industry. Meanwhile ...
Pennsylvania is home to rich biodiversity, huge swaths of forests and thousands of miles of streams and rivers. But not all is well in Penn’s Woods. Roads, pipelines, and homes fragment forests.
The agency found one of the engineers who initiated the procedure that precipitated the explosion “had never previously performed the task.” ...
While many Pennsylvanians don’t want to live near a hyperscale data center, some leaders say they’re necessary for the U.S. to lead in AI.
A Pennsylvania state budget provision loosens schools' reporting requirements for lead in water, from zero to 5 parts per billion.
While many Pennsylvanians don’t want to live near a hyperscale data center, some leaders say they’re necessary for the U.S. to lead in AI.
Kathy Knauer has been the executive producer for The Allegheny Front since 1995. She is responsible for overseeing the news operations, developing collaborations with other news organizations and ...
New data centers added across the PJM region in one year alone could use more electricity than the entire state of Pennsylvania uses today.
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