Carolyn Speranza

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  • Social Sculpture & Community Engagement. Large-scale Media Installation & Public Art. Partner-based Project Development.

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    • All Eyes on Art | PGH4ART
    • Down the River . . .
    • Requiem for the Netmakers
    • Water Themed Projects
    • Sight of Stillness: What do you see when you meditate?
    • Earth Breathing
    • Urban Aquarium
    • End of the Line: Building Bridges with Pittsburgh’s Busways
    • Invisible Clock
    • It Makes My Bread Taste Sweeter
    • Literacy Windows
    • Art in Residency
    • Hole Poem
    • Site Specific Installations
    • Neon Art & Sculpture
  • In the Press

    • Creating Artistic Context feature in Shady Ave Mag
    • PGH4ART: Animating Democracy
    • PGH4ART: Candidates for mayor should support public art
    • PGH4ART: Percent for Art Schemes Fail
    • Too Shallow for Diving essay by Elaine A. King in ARTES Magazine
    • Too Shallow for Diving in the Post Gazette
    • Too Shallow for Diving reviewed by Kurt Shaw in the Pittsburgh Tribune Review
    • Too Shallow for Diving reviewed by Robert Raczka in Pittsburgh City Paper
    • Weight of Water: Hoeting Interview
    • Weight of Water: Numediacy & McCombs
    • Weight of Water: Review

Water in USW Updates on Pittsburgh events

October 31, 2011 — Carolyn Speranza

Clean Water Action is having a press conference at Noon on Wednesday, November 2nd to push the Board of Health to take action on a strengthening and updating of the rules they use to permit toxic emissions.  The current rules were written when Reagan was still in the White House and the space shuttle program was brand new.  Both of those are gone now but we still use the same rules.  We now know much more about the bad effects of toxic emissions and our rules need to reflect that.  Many jobs in the “new economy” won’t move here because our air is so bad.  We need clean air for the economy that we want. (bump)

More information: Regional Focus: Pittsburgh | Clean Water Action and (412) 765-3053 for Clean Water Action Pittsburgh Office.

Posted in Civic Engagement, Social Practice, Water and Environment. Tags: Air pollution, Clean Air Act, Fossil fuel power station, Pollution, Space Shuttle program, United States, United States Environmental Protection Agency, White House. Comments Off on Water in USW Updates on Pittsburgh events
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