Climate Change

Local company Woolpert received a fifty million dollar contract from the US Army Corps of Engineers. The Dayton geospatial firm will use the money to help government agencies map the entire coast of the continental United States, as well as Alaska and Hawaii.

Ohio has over 10 million acres of crop land. For decades much of it has been over-plowed, sprayed with fertilizers and stripped of its nutrients. Although recently, more farmers have seen the economic benefit of shifting their practices and being part of the climate change solution.

One of the biggest topics at this week's annual Farm Science Review was carbon markets.

If the study’s modeling is correct, that means the region will have days in the summer where it feels like it's one hundred and twenty five degrees.

Environmental advocates in Ohio said the climate change measures in the federal Inflation Reduction Act are "historic" but others caution the impact it could have on other energy industries in the state.

The Secretary of the Interior, a member of Biden's cabinet, was here to discuss how Biden's infrastructure law will fund projects in Ohio.

Conservation has been the guiding principle of America’s National Parks. But climate change is undermining that mission. The National Park Service says ecological changes are happening so fast, and on so many fronts, park rangers may need to choose what to save and what to let go.

Ohio University Associate Professor of Atmospheric Science Dr. Jana Houser says annual weather effects from western wildfire could become the new normal in Ohio.

Vick Mickunas' 2021 interview with Douglas Tallamy

Michele Burns and her husband John have been making maple syrup at Flying Mouse Farms in Yellow Springs since 2007. Because of climate change, they're worried they won't be able to make maple syrup with their grandchildren.

Naturalist George Bieri says the last few years have been tough on the pawpaw

On June 30, heavy rains hit Xenia, leading to flooding throughout much of the city.The National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio says that two inches…