They can afford to pay their fair share and they should.

Great video, that’s for sharing that.

I read earlier that the source of the GE water is 30ish miles from the train derailment.

The news reporter said another violation could lead to fines as if that’s a consequence. These companies make so much money that the cost of fines is so inconsequential, it doesn’t change anything about the way they operate. US Steel has been operating in this manner for decades. They’ve been fined so many times and it makes no difference. The fines either need to be an amount that actually affects their bottom line or they should be shut down until they can operate within the parameters that do not harm public health.

Your air quality will depend on where you live relative to the US Steel Coke plant and wind patterns. If it’s a bad air day, you won’t want to open your windows on a hot evening. It can be frustrating depending on where you live. We do have weather inversions that trap the bad air. You can check two resources. Purple air for the PM2.5 and the smell Pittsburgh app. You can find both links here. https://pghcleanair.com/us-steel/ they can help you get a sense of where the bad air congregates. Purple air tracks PM2.5 it’s unhealthy, but it’s odorless. The bad smell is H2S hydrogen sulfide. You’ll see people reporting it in the smellpgh app.