climate change

While spring allergy season usually starts in March, more warm weather earlier in the year means people might begin experiencing symptoms in February, or even January.

Assistant Professor in the College of Engineering and Applied Science Dongmei Feng mapped the daily streamflow of 2.9 million rivers. The goal? To determine how their flows have changed over the past several decades.

Young people are leading climate action in several Cincinnati neighborhoods, with support from a new grant program.

Despite President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign pledge to take back unspent federal climate money from the Inflation Reduction Act, a local environmental leader expects the funds to be largely protected.

Two coal-fired power plants provided jobs and a sense of pride to the river village 20 miles east of Cincinnati. Market dynamics and the fight against climate change shuttered them — leaving economic and environmental issues that still haven't been addressed fully.

The grant will support research into how climate change impacts human health — the single biggest health threat facing humanity, according to a 2021 World Health Organization report.

In Hamilton County, that has meant buying more supplies for emergency shelters, strengthening relationships with organizations that could help residents post-disaster and learning from the responses of other communities.

Lierer’s Market opened in March with bulk refill items like rice, beans, pasta, coffee, shampoo, and household cleaners.

Climate change is creating longer summers — and mosquito seasons — in the U.S. The implications aren't just itchy.

Volunteers have planted about 15 saplings on the city’s west side this summer. They will add 1,000 more over the next four years.