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A Piqua city committee will look into a lithium-ion battery burning site after the Ohio EPA revoked the Piqua Fire Department and ESRG's open burn permit.
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The air quality in the Dayton region has improved over the past 20-25 years, despite multiple alerts caused by Canadian wildfire smoke.
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Smoky air from Canadian wildfires prompts pollution advisories for Dayton region and Ohio.
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One of the Amber Alert babies dies; Counting the homeless in the cold night; Time to renew dog Licenses; Concrete plant wants to dump in Little Miami River; Bengals Lose to Chiefs
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Community members and city commissioners are questioning if the city should sign a new contract with Waste Management in light of water pollution concerns at the company's Tremont City Barrel landfill.
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Some Clark County residents are pushing back against a proposed mining project in Mad River Township. Opposition to the project has been growing louder…
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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Ohio's environmental regulators are ordering two wastewater treatment plants in southwest Ohio to reduce the amount of phosphorus that…
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A new report calls for the creation of a $250 million trust to fund water protection in Ohio.The group Healthy Water Ohio, a coalition of business and…
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Activists are gearing up for another round of debate over the city of Dayton’s source water protection policy.After more than a year of discussion, a…
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Researchers at the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD) say they’ve begun testing water samples with the latest technology, following last…
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The debate over Dayton’s source water protection policy is still simmering, although the issues have changed somewhat since the idea of an update to the…
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Toxic blue-green algae blooms, or cyanobacteria, are a growing problem in Ohio’s lakes, and grabbed the attention of the whole country after the bacteria…