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East Liverpool residents’ concerns still high after 2013 incinerator explosion Written by Cameron Hoover, Adam Kirasic and Valerie Royzman Richard Copeland is a lifelong East Liverpool, Ohio, resident whose house is located on St. George...
Jon Strong has lived in Medina county since 1994, back when his backyard was just meadow grass. His house sits at the end of a long driveway, tucked away behind a wall of foliage....
Written by: Ella Abbott, Adriona Murphy and Ray Padilla I. Along the Ohio River, where Ohio meets West Virginia, lies the tiny village of Stratton. Stratton sits in Jefferson County;the city’s population is less...
The “Old” Coal EconomyCoal has been the driving force for the economy of Southern Appalachian Ohio since the early 1700’s. Appalachia refers to the 13 states that the Appalachian Mountains run through. It starts...
Photo is used with permission from: GLFC. Caption: Manistique River treatment, T. Lawrence, GLFC. In my previous post, relevant excerpts from an interview with Marc Gaden of the Great Lakes Fishery Commission regarding the invasive ...
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, hazardous waste can be “simply defined” as “waste with properties that make it dangerous or capable of having a harmful effect on human health or the environment.” Effective...
1.) Japanese honeysuckle: Japanese honeysuckle thrives in disturbed environments, which makes it difficult to eradicate. According to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources they are most commonly found around roadsides, trails, abandoned fields and...
Natural gas pipelines span millions of miles throughout the U.S., including across Ohio. If approved, several more could be on the way in the next few years. Pipelines have caused controversy with Ohio landowners...
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