Same lol, I'm just a humble geographer who had to take a bunch of classes on environmental issues and it made me see the environmental injustice all around the area, and now I want to spread awareness about these issues.

I agree with you completely, that desperately needs to be a law. Industries should produce stuff in consideration of the community, although I always try to put the people first, and take a utilitarian approach of whatever is good for the most amount of people. If US Steel doesn't want to play nice, then they don't deserve to be a part of the community. They need us to work in their factory, more than the region needs them

I understand, knowing this sub, you probably thought I was some misinformed person making a drive by comment defending the production during these conditions. Sorry if my original comment was unclear in its tone. I heard speculation from environmental groups that the scrubbers could be broken again, so was trying to find out if anyone had proof to back it up.