Coal Toxic By-Product Crackdown
Coal crackdown: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ordered Ohio’s largest coal-fired power plant to stop dumping a toxic byproduct into an unlined on-site […]
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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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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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Citizens of Delaware, Ohio Seek Electric Aggregation
You may have heard the recent news about Renewable Electric Aggregation for the City of Delaware. A group of Delaware citizens, believe […]
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Healthcare News: US Supreme Court rejects PBMs’ challenge of state’s ability to regulate the drug middlemen
A challenge of PBM regulations passed in Arkansas was rejected by the US Supreme Court, opening the door for state restrictions on […]
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ASBC to Honor Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown for Leadership in Sustainability
American Sustainable Business Council to Honor Leaders in Sustainability A highlight of the 2019 Sustainable Business & Advocacy Summit, this year’s Reception […]
Read moreOhio Lawmakers Passed HB6 Earlier This Year. But the Battle Over the Corporate Bailout Continues
More Reporting on this issue: Ohio Lawmakers Passed HB6 Earlier This Year. But the Battle Over the Energy Legislation is Still Heating […]
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Sirna and Sons Produce generates 35% of its power with 1,331 solar panels
Sirna and Sons Produce is a fourth-generation wholesale food distributor in Ravenna, Ohio. Their 15,000 square foot facility includes extensive refrigeration. They […]
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More U.S. businesses are becoming worker co-ops: Here’s why
With new tools and political policies now in place to support them, there could be a boom in employee-owned business ahead as baby boomers retire and sell their companies to their workers.
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Wind industry sees Ohio’s rejection as opportunity to try again | cleveland.com
Big Wind isn’t taking NO from a split Ohio legislature as a sign it has no chance in the state. The Ohio […]
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China Mixed Paper/Plastic Import Ban is a “Sputnik” Moment for the US Recycling Industry
The market for mixed paper and plastic is changing. What are the implications for recycling in Ohio?
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