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Federal cuts have reduced the workforce in U.S. EPA Region 5 by as much as 20%, according to advocates, leaving fewer resources for environmental monitoring and programming for an already bare-bones organization.
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The removal of the Gorge Dam is entering the next phase, with Summit Metro Parks expecting to close areas of the Gorge Metro Park June 2, according to the park system.
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The village of Luckey is near a former radioactive weapons plant. New testing suggests the former site could still be having an impact on its water today.
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Federal rules to reduce the levels of "forever chemicals" in drinking water are getting delayed.
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Birds that are colorful, iridescent or have fancy plumage are researched as much as three times as often as less visually appealing birds, according to a new study from the University of Toledo.
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Scent-tracking dogs Bronco, Juno, Argent and Rio, alongside their owners, spent the last four months searching for and removing spotted lanternfly egg masses before they hatch in May.
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The partnership will give Merriman Valley residents and business owners in Akron and Cuyahoga Falls a say on development in line with the Merriman Valley Schumacher Area Master Plan, officials said.
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Nature as a spiritual salve for grief? Cleveland Botanical Garden looks at healing power of outdoorsA new exhibit at the Cleveland Botanical Garden uses art to explore the healing power of nature and pathways it can provide to overcome grief and trauma.
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Ruby-throated hummingbirds are in the midst of their northward migration for the season.
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Ideastream Public Media's environmental reporter Zaria Johnson explores how her role helped her find a love and appreciation for the outdoors.
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The city's third Climate Action Plan emphasizes strategy to address the city's biggest climate hazards.
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Climate change calls for long-term, systemic solutions, but that doesn't mean we can't all strive to live more sustainably. Life Kit is here with solutions from your kitchen to your closet.