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For the first time in a decade, Ohio has a state-run tree nursery. It’s meant to address regional tree shortages and help with state-run conservation initiatives.
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Lots of Ohio cities use road salt for a simple reason: it works and it’s cheap. But there’s a drawback: pollution of Ohio's waterways.
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Ohio is taking in trash from other states. Some lawmakers argue that Ohio’s small towns are paying the price.
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A year ago, Saturday, a Norfolk Southern train derailed in the small Ohio village. It's been a long road to recovery from the fallout.
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Ohio is home to one of the longest hiking loop trails in the country. A new status designation for its sister trail could bring in new support.
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Pollution, caused by abandoned mines, is hurting Ohio’s small streams. A local nonprofit is combining science and art to solve the problem.
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"Solar grazing," where sheep mow utility-scale solar farms, is one of the best researched forms of so-called "agrivoltaics."
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Ohio faces warming temperatures, increased rainfall and disrupted ecosystems.
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More and more Ohioans are beginning to care for honeybees. The state’s boom in backyard beekeeping means more honey and better pollination.
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With the inclusion of Stage’s Pond State Nature Preserve near Columbus and the Lindy Roosenburg Preserve near Athens, the Old-Growth Forest Network now recognizes 30 forests in Ohio.