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Universities target Carroll County for new air quality study
CARROLLTON, OHIO — The University of Cincinnati (UC) and Oregon State University’s (OSU) College of Medicine are teaming up on a new air quality study to understand air quality impacts from shale gas operations. Funding The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, a part of the Federal Government’s National Institutes of Health, has funded the
Reader: Nonlandowners need to unite
Editor: I’m writing to address concerns about nonlandowners who don’t realize the consequences for them of the so-called “Shale Boom.” By now most, if not all, of them have heard repeatedly about how dangerous chemicals used in hydraulic fracture drilling can get into aquifers and, then, into drinking water. They have also heard about other
Harrison Co. family contends nothing is impossible with the help of others
Encouraging good stewardship of the land is what an eastern Ohio family hopes to pass on to the next generation.
West Nile Virus: Pennsylvania reports first human case of 2015
The departments of Health and Environmental Protection strongly recommend that all residents minimize their exposure to mosquitoes.
Antibiotic resistance not as simple as some think
Experts says animal antibiotics get the blame for resistance in humans, but the two are different things.
Migrant farm help is critical
SALEM, Ohio – When harvest season rolls around at K.W. Zellers and Sons, it’s a race against time to get the vegetables out of the field before they go bad.
Many conventional well operators don’t comply with DEP rules: report
Non-compliance is the norm for conventional well operators in Pennsylvania, and the DEP hasn’t done much about it although they have the tools to, a new report shows.
Utica and Marcellus shale: Permits perked up in Monroe County in July
The southeastern portion of Ohio appears to be where oil well drillers are concentrating according to the latest numbers issued by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
August reports show continued loss of export markets
Alan Guebert weighs in on America’s role as a major ag exporter in the global corn, cotton, wheat, rice and soybean markets.
Are renewables making the US less energy independent?
Now that the U.S. has weaned itself off of its reliance on liquid fuel from across the ocean, it’s battling a dependency of another kind as the transition from fossil fuels to renewables continues.
