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Shapiro puts new guardrails on Pa. data centers

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By Chrissy Suttles Verified
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Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order Tuesday tightening the rules for data center development in Pennsylvania, a move he said imposes the “strictest guardrails in the nation.” Why it matters: The first-term Democratic governor and potential 2028 presidential contender once courted data center investment in Pennsylvania, but growing public opposition to energy demands and concerns about local control have led politicians nationwide to recalibrate that approach.
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Pittsburgh is getting its first cat tour

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By Chrissy Suttles Verified
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Brighton Heights cats will have their day in the sun at Pittsburgh’s inaugural cat walk, a parade of feline fanfare. The big picture: Inspired by Minneapolis' popular Wedge Live! Cat Tour, organizers Heather Costello and Carlin Christy will lead a 90-minute stroll designed for prime cat-spotting while raising money for local cat rescues. How it works: Meet at Legion Memorial Park in Brighton Heights at noon Aug. 22 for a 12:30-2pm guided walk to about 20 pre-registered homes over 2.5 miles.
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Report: E. coli persists in Pittsburgh-area streams

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By Chrissy Suttles Verified
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E. coli continues to limit recreation and elevate health risks in urban streams that feed into Pittsburgh’s rivers, per a new report. Why it matters: It's one of a few reasons plenty of Pittsburghers are happy to kayak on our rivers but often draw the line at taking the plunge. Swimming in water contaminated with fecal bacteria like E. coli raises the risk of gastrointestinal and respiratory illnesses, among other health issues. E.
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