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Ohio Department of Natural Resources/ContributedThe 2025 Acorn Mast survey, conducted by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, finds an average of 72% of red oaks and 56% of white oaks on 20 wildlife areas across the state bore fruit this year. -
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency/Public DomainFewer employees, reduced Superfund site cleanup and truncated regulation enforcement are some of the ways the U.S. EPA is keeping afloat during the lapse in federal funds.
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The Germantown Dam, originally constructed in 1920, is undergoing repairs. The Miami Conservancy District’s main concern is upgrading the conduit that flows floodwaters through the dam. -
The grant came from a $7 billion pot of money designated for the Solar For All program. It aimed to subsidize the cost of residential solar installations, with a focus on lower-income households. -
A report from a solar energy provider released earlier this year states that a solar project at the Miami County Incinerator superfund site could lead to energy savings. -
The Tremont City Barrel Fill contains 300,000 gallons of industrial waste. Residents concerned about water contamination have been asking for remediation for decades. -
Environmental agencies, volunteers and city of Troy staff moved 5,500 mussels to a narrower portion of the Great Miami River to preserve this species ahead of a 2026 dam removal project.
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