Category: Enivronment
Owens Community College honeybees support community garden
Some 20,000 bees live tucked away on Owens Community College’s Toledo-area campus, quietly pollinating the surrounding grassland and nearby community garden.
Ottawa County leads the way again as Ohio's bald eagle population rises
Just in time for the July 4 holiday weekend comes news that America’s national bird, the American bald eagle, continues to rise in population across Ohio and is once again doing especially well in the northwest part of the state.
Ohio, U.S. EPA considering additional action following Toledo sewer overflows
Toledo officials said in June that the Arlington sewer overflows were unavoidable following a massive May 25 sewer collapse, but the Ohio EPA said this week it is considering additional penalties with the U.S. EPA.
Western Lake Erie's 2025 algal bloom has begun
One of summer’s most unwelcomed guests is coming back — and we’re not talking about mosquitoes, ticks, or wasps.
Ag, industry out and environmental groups are in major Lake Erie case
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and 10 other agricultural groups lead a long list of those removed by a judge from a major Lake Erie case being heard in federal court.