environment

The justices will consider whether to hit pause on a federal rule designed to reduce air pollution that drifts from states like Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia, and can cause health troubles.

The ants surrounded people in Southwest Ohio at parks, crashed into windshields on the highway, and blocked out the sun as they flew by this past weekend.

A national group focused on clean water and river health has named the Ohio River the second-most endangered waterway in the U.S.

On a recent warm evening — more spring-like than February — dozens of small, dark salamanders peeked their heads out of their forest habitats. Last week's rain followed by 70-degree temperatures told the amphibians the time was right to make their annual migration to nearby wetlands to breed.

Cincinnati officials want to hear from residents about the first draft of the 2023 Green Cincinnati Plan.

For many of us, this time of year means big holiday feasts with family and friends. But figuring out exactly how much to make can be tricky and cooking too much often leads to food waste.

When the Clean Water Act was passed in 1972, the goal was that all navigable waters in the United States would be fishable and swimmable by 1985. We're not there yet.

The Regional Climate Collaborative will help governments, organizations and communities across the Tri-State work together to mitigate the impacts of climate change. The group will kick-start its work with a survey to help understand people's lived experiences, their needs and where their interests lie.

The Ohio River Valley Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area wants to get aggressive against a harmful environmental threat – invasive plant species. The organization wants to remove a million invasives by the end of the year.

When rainstorms dry up, local creeks do, too, leaving fish out of luck. A team of UC researchers and the Hamilton County Conservation District are testing out a relatively inexpensive solution to see if it helps make streams into successful wildlife habitats.