Welcome to the California Department of Motor Vehicles as you always dreamed you would see it. Empty chairs, empty windows. Have you ever seen the dmv this empty . No, no, i knew there was something wrong as soon as i walked in. Something wrong and how. Unfortunately, our systems are down. And have been out of commission at dmv offices across the state including this one on fell street in San Francisco and another in concord. Its been going on since monday. Official lit dmv would not allow any employees working in this office to speak to us on camera. They were speaking to customers, however, a heres what customers told us the dmv told them. What can you tell us that they told you . Just to come pack and make an appointment. They have no estimated time on when the system will be back up. Did they give an explanation . That was it. Did they apologize . Not really no. Reporter say anything to make you feel better . Obviously there lass to be a better system. Reporter registration, forgot
Pittsburghers are all too familiar with the smell of sulfur dioxide emissions, but it s invisible. Now, residents can get a better visual of how air pollutants float across the region on a daily basis.
Carnegie Mellon University’s CREATE Lab has launched PlumePGH, a new map from the makers of the lab’s popular app SmellPGH, which allows users to track the origin of pollution as well as how it correlates with reports of stinky air.
The map shows the four largest emitters of SO2 and other sulfur oxides in Allegheny County: U.S. Steel s Clairton Coke Works, Irvin Works and Edgar Thomson Works, and the Cheswick Generating Station.