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Big Green Threatens New Lawsuit to Block Drilling in OH Wayne NF

Big Green Threatens New Lawsuit to Block Drilling in OH Wayne NF
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BLM Floats Draft Assessment for Drilling in OH s Wayne Nat l Forest

Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, the seemingly moribund effort to drill shale wells on land located in Ohio's Wayne National Forest (WNF) is active once again. WNF is a patchwork of public and private mineral rights that covers over a quarter million acres of Appalachian foothills of southeastern Ohio. For years, the Bureau

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Ohio Mixed Bag: Fishers reproducing in the state

A mix of outdoors stories from across Ohio, including a pregnant fisher collected in Ashtabula County that was hit by a vehicle.

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MN rolls out new electric vehicle rebates / Public News Service

This week, the state of Minnesota began a new rebate program for electric vehicle purchases. Officials say a third of the funding set aside for the program is already claimed by the initial wave of applicants. Last year, the Legislature approved nearly $14 million for the rebates. .

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Experts KYs drinking water wetlands at risk / Public News Service

Kentucky has rapidly lost its wetlands over the past few decades, and advocates say the recent gutting of federal protections for marshes and other ecosystems saturated by water could imperil local drinking water quality. Michael Washburn, executive director of the Kentucky Waterways Alliance, explained wetlands provide natural large-scale water filtration, serve as carbon sinks, and act as buffers during flooding events. He said the rollback of federal protections leaves little recourse for advocates working to address the issue through state-level policy change. .

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