Tag: Ohio
Energy company leasing land for tri-state area carbon capture and sequestration...
Tenaska, a private energy company from Nebraska, will be leasing pore space from landowners in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia for a tri-state CCS hub.
Farmer answers calling to plant Lavender Meadows Farm
Vicki Wissler was inspired to open up Lavender Meadows Farm at the age of 60 after her kids moved out of the house; now her lavender plants are flourishing.
Pennsylvania lawmakers hold hearing on ARCH 2 hydrogen hub
Industry leaders environmentalists provided testimony on the ARCH 2 hydrogen hub at a recent Pennsylvania environmental council public hearing on June 17.
Former FFA President Luke Jennings reflects on brain cancer diagnosis and...
Former FFA President Luke Jennings talks about his previous brain cancer diagnosis, his growth within the Ohio FFA Association and his next journey.
Martins Ferry City Council pushes ODNR to clean up waste at...
Martins Ferry City Council signed a petition on June 5, asking the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to clean up waste at the Austin Master facility.
Environmental organizations ask for transparency in ARCH 2 hydrogen hub negotiations
Over 50 Appalachian environmental organizations sign a letter addressed to the U.S. Department of Energy asking for more transparency in ARCH 2 talks.
Recent changes make it easier to force Ohio landowners to allow...
The number of so-called “unitization” orders issued by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources has surged in recent years.
Spice of life: Passion for peppers transforms Zanesville family farm
Thera and Nick Snyder run Ohi:yo Pepper Co., on Thera's family farm in Zanesville, where they grow a variety of hot pepper plants each year.
Ohio’s forests are under threat: Here’s how you can help
Forest products provide a $30 billion annual economic impact in Ohio, as well as providing wildlife habitat and hunting. But Ohio's forests are under threat, writes Lynn Vogel.
Marietta’s FFA team led by a family of coaches since 1978
Father and son Allen and Scott Moore have taught and led Marietta's FFA team to success more than once since Allen first started coaching in the late 70s.