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Bay Area native, proud PGH transplant. Pittsburgh reporter for @axios. Past: TribLive and Pittsburgh City Paper. Tips: ryan.deto@axios.com
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Jerome Bettis helps plug abandoned gas wells

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By Ryan Deto 
| Axios
Steelers Hall of Famer Jerome "The Bus" Bettis is working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by plugging the region's abandoned gas and oil wells. Why it matters: The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) estimates there are hundreds of thousands of abandoned oil and gas wells in the state — with a large concentration in Western Pennsylvania — leaking greenhouse gases like methane into the atmosphere.
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The Clarks perform inside mayor's office

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By Ryan Deto 
| Axios
The Clarks rocked the mayor's office. GIF: Ryan Deto/Axios Local alt-rock legends The Clarks performed the first-ever concert in the Pittsburgh Mayor's office Wednesday. The intrigue: Mayor Corey O'Connor declared it "The Clarks Day" for the band's 40th anniversary. The Clarks started in 1986 playing shows at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, about an hour east of the city, and have since become essential for any local playlist.
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Why Pittsburgh should watch the World Cup

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By Ryan Deto 
| Axios
World Cup games start Thursday, and we think the soccer tournament should be your new summer obsession. The big picture: The U.S., Canada and Mexico are hosting the games. It's been 32 years since the world's biggest sporting event was played on American soil. Context: This year is the largest field in the tournament's 96-year history. 48 nations will compete across 104 matches starting Thursday and running through July 19.
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