A retired gas industry executive, a shadowy “grassroots” group and a controversial media company are spreading misinformation while turning residents against a proposed solar farm—and each other.
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The Oil and Gas and Land Management Commission voted Monday to award fracking rights for several state-owned parcels of land, including Salt […]
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Ohio has seen an expansion of data centers, warehouses and manufacturing facilities in the past year. These large flat rooftops are prime […]
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Agriculture and solar: a winning combination for farmers, the climate and now — thanks to two recently introduced bills — maybe the […]
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On June 6, 2023, Republican state Reps. Jim Hoops (Defiance) and Sharon Ray (Wadsworth) introduced House Bill 197, joined by another colleague and […]
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Advocates for both sides say public drinking water may be tainted by underground leaks of “produced water.” By Jon Hurdle May 14, […]
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Unlike PA, Ohio has a weaker regulatory environment and over 200 wastewater injection wells. The need to move away from fracking and […]
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Learn about hydrogen and the projects moving Ohio and the U.S. toward a more sustainable energy and manufacturing economy.
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The American Sustainable Business Network and experts discuss how funding opportunities in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill and the Inflation Reduction Act will […]
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The nearly $369 billion in climate and clean energy provisions in the Inflation Reduction Act include grants and tax credits that will […]
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Farming and solar can be compatible as these sustainable innovators are demonstrating.
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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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