The Republic6d
City utilities considers drying biosolids
Columbus City Utilities (CCU) board members are discussing beginning to dry biosolids and embarking on a new project to ...
The New York Times5d
Trump Administration Highlights: I.R.S. Nears Agreement to Confirm Immigrant Information for ICE
He was referring to a fire on the polluted Cuyahoga River in Ohio in the late 1960s that helped ... toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS, as well as the disposal of coal ash, the toxic ...
News 5 Cleveland WEWS2h
Ohio GOP wants to stop adding fluoride, which prevents tooth decay, to water
A group of Ohio Republican lawmakers is moving to ban the state and public water systems from adding fluoride, which prevents ...
WPBN on MSN4h
Boon Township family finds alarming levels of PFAS in water, encourages others to test
"For anyone who lives in Boon, Cadillac or any of the surrounding areas, we are finding PFAS contamination in many different places," said Mary Galvanek, an organizer of Cadillac Advocates for Clean ...
New Food Magazine2d
Understanding the PFAS risk in food supply chains
PFAS contamination poses significant risks to food supply chains. Nicola Ackermann of SGS examines sources, regulations, and ...
KXLY2d
EWU research team mapping PFAS contamination in West Plains
Local researchers are taking a comprehensive approach to water sampling to better understand the impact of PFAS in our area.
mlive on MSN1d
PFAS pollution discovered near Ann Arbor topic of upcoming special meeting
State environmental officials will present information about forever chemicals linked to health problems at an April 29 ...
WECT5d
Environmental groups encourage community to hold companies and leaders accountable for PFAs in tap water
It affects around 500,000 residents with cancer-causing chemicals known as PFAs. PFAs is used while making plastic products, but it’s often released at unchecked amounts upstream in the Cape Fear ...
Maps show when allergy season is going to peak in Ohio
Multiple allergy forecasters indicate 2025 is likely to be a pretty rough year for seasonal allergies. Pollen counts are ...
US infrastructure improved with Biden-era spending but there's a long way to go
The bill also provided billions to help the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers upgrade inland waterways, which move roughly $150 ...
CBS News2d
U.S. infrastructure's "C" grade from engineers comes with a warning
Disasters like the derailment of a train carrying dangerous chemicals in East Palestine, Ohio, in 2023 lowered rail's previous B mark to a B-minus. The energy sector, stressed by surging demand ...
The New York Times3d
‘It Is Hard to Imagine a More Sweeping Agenda to Make Americans Less Healthy’
Once the polluters are fully ensconced inside E.P.A. and other agencies, all our basic protections will be in jeopardy, ranging from recent limits on PFAS (widely ... N.Y.; Piketon, Ohio; Newark ...