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If confirmed by the Ohio Senate, Anne Vogel will replace director Laurie Stevenson, who is set to retire at the end of the year.
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Anne Vogel, the governor's policy director, has experience with DeWine's environmental programs.
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The project will remove the last remaining dam on the lower Cuyahoga River. The dam's removal will restore more than a mile of river access for community use, while also reestablishing fish and wildlife habitat and could be complete by 2026.
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A nonprofit research group has found the oil and gas industry in Ohio used PFAS known as “forever” chemicals, thousands of times over the past decade.
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Nearby residents in Licking County had raised concerns about the pollutants in the permit. The permit lists at least eight different toxins and other particulate matter like dust or smoke.
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The Ohio EPA is gathering public comment on Intel’s draft air permit for two new plants in New Albany that identifies toxins that could cause health problems if they exceed certain limits.
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Caithness Energy started building a gas plant next door to the Youngs property in Guernsey County, where they train horses. It has altered everything about their retirement dream.
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Here are your morning headlines for Wednesday, August 19:Elections chief: postage makes 'every mail box a drop box'DeWine allows high school sports to…
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Most people don’t want to think about their waste after it’s flushed down the toilet, but researchers can actually use waste samples to test for COVID-19. The Ohio Department of Health and the Environmental Protection Agency are partnering to test sewage and wastewater for the presence of coronavirus genetic material, ribonucleic acid (RNA) fragments, in feces in several Ohio cities including Cleveland.
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Here are your morning headlines for Wednesday, April 1:DeWine weighs extending stay-at-home order;State distributes protective gear to health care…