House Passes Electoral Count Act Reform in Bipartisan Vote
House passes Electoral Count Act Reform In Bipartisan Vote On Sept. 21, 2022, the U.S. House voted to reform the 1887 vague Electoral Count […]
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Agriculture and Solar Meet
Farming and solar can be compatible as these sustainable innovators are demonstrating.
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State government may soon kill a solar project in the governor’s backyard
Solar energy developers are facing peril after state officials recommended against granting them a permit to build a solar farm in Greene County capable of powering an estimated 34,000 homes per year. Weigh in on the issue.
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Call on Congress to Support Regenerative Agriculture (Deadline September 6th)
Let Congress know that there is a strong business, economic, and farmer case for policies supporting regenerative agriculture and food systems.
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Protecting Democracy is Good for Business
The aftermath of the 2020 Presidential election shows how critical voting reform is needed to guarantee free, fair and secure elections that […]
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Is Geopolymer the Concrete of the Future?
We invite you to take a few minutes to learn about green innovations. Today we present content creator, Belinda Carr, exploring geopolymer […]
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Nature Conservancy To Build Solar Farms At Abandoned Coal Mines In Virginia
The Nature Conservancy purchased more than 250,000 acres of Appalachian land, part of an effort to ignite a mining-to-solar revolution.
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New Ohio Law Removes Barriers for Minority, Women, and Veteran Entrepreneurs
The new law requires political subdivisions to recognize state certification of those businesses.
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Circle of Life
Empowering individuals and loved ones through end-of-life education; inspiring an enriched, authentic life- and a good death- through a mindfulness of mortality.
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Forever Chemicals in Everyday Products
New study finds toxic chemicals in most products labeled stain- or water- resistant. Stay informed about forever chemicals.
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Could community solar see the light of day in Ohio? Supporters see momentum
A Republican-sponsored bill to establish a community solar program is advancing in the Ohio legislature with no opposition so far. If it passes, it could create up to 3,000 megawatts of new subscriber-backed solar projects.
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Community solar bill would offer energy justice to Appalachian Ohio: Jessica Berger
Updated: Feb. 04, 2022, 2:16 p.m. | Published: Feb. 02, 2022, 5:15 a.m. Cleveland.com By Guest Columnist, cleveland.com ANN ARBOR, Michigan — […]
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