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There was a circle in Maria Burns' yard in Ashland, Ohio, where grass wouldn't grow and trees died. She knew what it was: An old natural gas well, plugged when she was a little girl, starting to leak again.
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Locals create neighborhood-specific plans for climate resiliency.
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Oak leaf itch mites can bite people, and cause an itchy, rash-like reaction. They also feed on cicada eggs.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has put more than 100 employees across the nation on administrative leave after they signed a letter opposing Trump administration policies, the EPA said.
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MetroParks of Butler County was founded 70 years ago this June. The agency is marking the occasion by celebrating ongoing reforestation efforts.
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Big Fish Farms recently signed on to the 100% Great Lakes Fish Pledge, an initiative aimed at reducing waste and maximizing the value of every catch.
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Seven Ohio injection wells have leaked underground since 2019.
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Cranking up the AC isn't the only way to cool down inside.
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Selling to workers or already-established co-ops is one way owners can keep their businesses open, as many reach retirement age.
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When the coffee pot stops perking, the vacuum stops sucking, or that lamp no longer turns on, most people either chuck them in the trash or take them somewhere to be recycled. At Cincinnati's Recycling and Reuse Hub, a team of volunteer tinkerers have found a lot of those items are fixable and can be sent on to help people who are coming out of homelessness.