Author: Bridge Michigan
Plan to cut H2Ohio funding by nearly 45 percent draws a flurry of responses
DEFIANCE — The House Republican plan to impose nearly a 45 percent cut on fellow Republican Gov. Mike DeWine’s trademark effort to improve water quality across Ohio stunned participants of a Lake Erie conference in Ohio on Thursday, including a business-environment foundation executive who called it “devastating.”
UT experts studying how airborne algal toxins can get into our bodies, seek public’s help
Two University of Toledo medical researchers leading a first-of-its-kind study into the dangers of airborne algae particles ended a 75-minute dual presentation on Thursday night by encouraging more residents from Lucas, Ottawa, and Sandusky counties to participate as test subjects.
Park, neighborhood to be updated with artwork and more green space
Metroparks Toledo is taking steps to beautify part of the former International Park with a new sculpture from a major artist.
13abc meteorologist to lead extreme weather program Saturday at UT
Local meteorologist Ross Ellet is the featured speaker for the University of Toledo’s free Saturday Morning Science program.
AquaBounty owes contractor nearly $1.6 million for work in Pioneer, lawsuit claims
BRYAN — A Williams County judge has given AquaBounty Farms Ohio LLC until April 10 to respond to claims that it owes nearly $1.6 million to a contractor it hired to help construct a land-based aquaculture plant for raising genetically modified salmon in Pioneer, Ohio.