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Mike Fremont helped to found the Little Miami Conservancy and the statewide group Rivers Unlimited during his decades long work as a river conservationist in Ohio.
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The state is rolling out a new program to help local officials track potential outbreaks of COVID-19. Ohio has put together a network of wastewater...
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A broad swath of the city of Dayton was placed under a boil water advisory Monday evening after a large water main broke.
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In February of last year, nearly 400,000 Miami Valley residents lost their water service when a major water main broke. Last week, the City of Dayton sued…
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The US Environmental Protection Agency has started community interviews to obtain feedback regarding a contaminated aquifer in Clark County. The public…
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The latest round of state budget cuts to offset the economic impact of COVID-19 has caused many departments to reevaluate their programs, this includes...
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The Ohio River watershed is dotted with thousands of small dams. Many are remnants of bygone days of grain mills and the steel industry, which used dams…
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Tom Helbig of Tomfoolery Outdoors returned to the WYSO studios to talk with Niki Dakota about this year's Paddling Film Festival and its accompanying…
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Results from water-quality tests are expected by Friday evening after an overnight water main break and leak under the Great Miami River that left…
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Clark County voters have re-elected Republican Kyle Koehler to represent Ohio House District 79. The two term incumbent faced newcomer Amanda Finrock, a…
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A growing industry in Ohio is calling on local, state, and federal officials to take a serious look at water quality issues. Craft brewery owners say…
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Republican Congressman Mike Turner is calling for more study into chemicals found in Dayton’s water supply. They’ve also been found in groundwater near…