Ohio’s Environment & Economy at Risk
EDF Report reveals the dire risk to Ohio’s environment and economy should proposed budget cuts to EPA be passed.
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Evergreen Cooperatives
The initiative was designed to create an economic breakthrough in Cleveland. Rather than a trickle-down strategy, it focuses on economic inclusion and building a local economy from the ground up. Rather than offering public subsidy to induce corporations to bring what are often low-wage jobs into the city, the Evergreen strategy calls for catalyzing new businesses, owned by their employees.
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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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Energy Works and Finance Authority partner to offer green energy financing
Programs offer low-interest financing for green energy upgrades in Franklin County.
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Federal Fracking Rule Gets Day in Court
A lawsuit contesting new rules for hydraulic fracturing on federal land will get its day in court even though President Donald Trump’s administration doesn’t intend to implement them.
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How One Chicago Restaurant Went Totally Trash-Free
Some restaurants produce eight gallons of waste every hour. Thanks to a sustainability plan, Sandwich Me stretched that time…to two years.
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The Business Case for Single-Payer Healthcare
Learn the facts and figures about the cost savings available in a single-payer healthcare system, and how business will benefit from a more sustainable, sensible healthcare system. A webinar recording from July 12, 2017.
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OSBC Supports Organic Agriculture
OSBC signs letter to congressional leaders and Secretary of Agriculture Purdue, recognizing the value of organic farming programs to a prosperous economy.
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Rolling back Clean Car Standards is bad for America
Current auto emission and fuel efficiency standards have improved our air and saved citizens and businesses money, but some auto industry groups want to roll back these sensible guidelines for short term profits.
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Ohio EPA’s Battle With Rover Pipeline Builder Escalates
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is turning to Ohio’s Attorney General to settle its issues with the parent company of the Rover Pipeline project.
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Loss of Net Neutrality Will Have Deep Impact for Businesses
A free and open internet is much more than a business tool. It is, in fact, the equal playing field essential to real competition and a chance at success for small businesses. Learn about the threat to Net Neutrality and what you can do.
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