Lake Erie researchers reflect on pandemic, water quality
COVID-19 certainly hasn’t helped water quality work this year, but it hasn’t stopped it, either. Despite budget cuts and social distancing challenges, researchers have still been collecting and testing water samples in and around the lake. But despite a smaller bloom this year, more work is needed to achieve water quality targets.
Gov. Wolf signs broadband bill
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf signed into law a slight rule change that will make it easier for rural communities to expand broadband access.
Still no evidence that COVID-19 spreads from animals, humans
Despite Pennsylvania's first confirmed case of COVID-19 in a cat veterinary experts say residents shouldn't worry about contracting the virus from animals.
Pa. reaches settlements with EQM for pipeline violations
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection finalized the last of three settlements and assessed civil penalties against EQM, totaling $427,650.
Ohio Wildlife Council approves new regulations
Learn more about the white-tailed deer carcass taxidermy and processing regulations that take effect Nov. 1. and other rules that take effect Jan. 1, 2021.
What makes a good livestock guardian dog breeder
Tarma Shena mulls over unexpected complications in her livestock guardian dog breeding program, as she prepares for winter.
Rural broadband is an $80 billion problem
How do you solve an $80 billion problem? Economists and rural broadband advocates are looking for solutions to rural broadband access challenges, but there is no silver bullet, and some say it's hard to know how effective subsidy programs are, given the limited research.
How to simplify fall yard work and help the environment
Learn how to help the environment and get your yard and garden prepared for winter quicker and with less effort.
Spotted lanternfly found in Jefferson Co., Ohio
A population of the invasive spotted lanternfly has been found in Jefferson County, Ohio, the Ohio Department of Agriculture says.
Clean energy, infrastructure plan could bring 489,000 jobs to Ohio, Pa.
ReImagine Appalachia's plan would create jobs, but require billions of dollars in funding and put 28,000 workers in fossil fuels industries out of work.
