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Lawmakers in several states have widened what counts as "clean" and "renewable." Critics say the trend could weaken carbon cuts.

An independent, Columbus-based analysis group believes approving recreational marijuana would mean hundreds of millions of tax dollars for the state. But a state senator thinks it’s not worth it.

(The Center Square) – An independent, Columbus-based analysis group believes approving recreational marijuana would mean hundreds of millions of tax dollars for the state.

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...

With after-tax poverty increasing more in a single year than ever before and child poverty more than doubling in 2022, the outlook on poverty is bleak. But state lawmakers still have tools at their disposal to fight poverty. Here's what they could do, writes columnist Rob Moore.

Some data suggest that women have gotten abortions because they at least think they can’t support the child if the pregnancy is carried to term.

Abortion rights will be on the ballot in November, and Ohio Republican politicians who oppose them are again trying to stack the deck. However, a majority of economists who were surveyed this month said that such rights will improve economic prospects for women — especially those who are poor.

The Ohio Marijuana Legalization Initiative would legalize the cultivation, processing, sale, purchase, possession, and home growth of marijuana for individuals age 21 and up. Rob Moore takes a look at the practical impacts this would have.

A new report is shedding light on the hefty price tag associated with climate change adaptations in municipalities across Pennsylvania. The report comes in the

Conducted by The Center for Climate Integrity, Resilient Analytics, and Scioto Analysis, the report, found that climate change adaptations will cost municipalities and taxpayers more than $15 billion by 2040.