A proposal to adjust Ohio's renewable energy and efficiency mandates has stalled for a second time amid opposition from environmental and consumer...
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Ready — Or Not. Abrupt Climate Changes Worry Scientists Most
An expert panel at the National Academy of Sciences is calling for an early warning system to alert us to abrupt and potentially catastrophic events...
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Ohio's "moving at the speed of business" mantra has trickled down to the state EPA where regulators are bending over backwards to issue permits in...
The State of Ohio is urging veterans and students to get into the insurance industry.
The holiday season is crunch time for charitable giving. And crooks know it.
The state has released a final report on two high profile suicides this summer, one a death row inmate and another a notorious rapist and kidnapper...
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