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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s administration is seeking $189 million in federal Inflation Reduction Act funding to help implement the state’s first climate action plan. The proposal, submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in late March, would establish a statewide fund to help electrify government fleets, retrofit public buildings, and install solar generation on city, […] The post Ohio seeks $189 million in EPA funds to electrify state fleets, retrofit public build...

Mayor Michael Dylan Brennan spoke on the city’s challenges, initiatives and community events April 11 during the University Heights’ 2024 State of the City address at the University Heights branch

/PRNewswire/ -- Power a Clean Future Ohio (PCFO) is thrilled to celebrate the addition of the City of Akron as its 50th member community. This achievement...

The wealthy national climate litigation campaign has its sights set on Pennsylvania, yet recent action shows this isn’t the only oil and gas producing state activists are targeting. New moves prove that the Buckeye State is also a target for the...

Lakeview Enterprise Campus, located at 26250 Euclid Ave., in Euclid, has finished its project that connects 1,740 solar panels.

The summit featured discussions of ways to reduce emission levels in Cleveland and beyond by finding alternates to energy sources that produce greenhouse gases.

Assistant City Manager Jessica Greene said Oxford will now have access to the coalition’s technical assistance committee, which helps communities with

AKRON — City of Akron officials are preparing for this year’s road resurfacing program after Akron City Council approved several pieces of related legislation April 3. Council approved three pieces of legislation to im-prove certain arterial/collector, residential and unapproved streets in the city. Service Director Chris Ludle said the legislation allows city officials to begin

The City of Athens was recognized for its clean energy efforts Friday in Columbus.

Granville Village Council approved a revised ordinance to regulate the installation of solar panels on homes and other buildings in the village.