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Tribune Chronicle
tribtoday.com > opinion > editorials > 2026 > 07 > ohio-epas-call-on-data-center-wastewater-was-right-decision

Ohio EPA’s call on data center wastewater was right decision

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (250+ words) Ohio's Environmental Protection Agency made an important decision this week when it opted NOT to proceed with a proposed statewide wastewater discharge permit for data centers. It is encouraging to see the agency understands the importance of reviewing this sort…...

vindy.com
vindy.com > news > local-news > 2026 > 07 > ohio-epa-rejects-blanket-wastewater-permit-for-all-data-centers

Ohio EPA rejects blanket wastewater permit for all data centers

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (283+ words) Citing public opposition, the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency rejected a request for a blanket permit for data centers to discharge wastewater and decided to consider each project individually. In a Tuesday ruling, the state EPA wrote: “After carefully reviewing the…...

Shacknews
shacknews.com > article > 150010 > ohio-epa-data-center-wastewater-biocide-permit

Ohio EPA drafts permit allowing data centers to dump wastewater & biocides into state waters

1+ mon, 4+ week ago   (164+ words) The five-year blanket permit would let data centers discharge biocides, heavy metals, and PFAS into Lake Erie. Ohio’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has filed a draft blanket permit that, if passed, will allow data centers to dump wastewater into state…...

@FOX19
fox19.com > 05/11/2026 > keep-cincinnati-beautiful-announces-newly-renovated-home-imagine-impact-campaign

Keep Cincinnati Beautiful announces newly-renovated home, ‘Imagine the Impact’ campaign

4+ mon, 1+ day ago   (267+ words) CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A long-vacant building in Walnut Hills is getting a second life and a new purpose as the home of Keep Cincinnati Beautiful. The renovation is all about giving the group more space to clean up neighborhoods and grow…...

WVXU
wvxu.org > environment > 2026-04-17 > cincinnati-solar-array-center-hill-landfill

Cincinnati breaks ground on solar array project on former Center Hill landfill

4+ mon, 3+ week ago   (392+ words) A former landfill in Winton Hills is getting a new purpose as a solar farm. The city of Cincinnati broke ground Friday on a 10-megawatt solar energy project atop the closed Center Hill landfill. It’ll be the largest solar array…...

cleveland
cleveland.com > news > 2025 > 10 > 3-ohio-cities-among-most-rodent-infested-in-us-terminix-report-says.html

3 Ohio cities among most rodent infested in U.S., Terminix report says

10+ mon, 4+ week ago   (267+ words) As seasonal temperatures continue to cool, creatures like rats and mice will seek shelter indoors. Some cities, however, are more rodent infested than others, according to a report from Terminix, an international pest control company. For Ohioans, three of the…...

The Enquirer
cincinnati.com > story > news > 09/22/2025 > new-feasibility-study-repurposing-cincinnatis-old-subway > 86290548007

'Breathe new life': Cincinnati takes next steps to reuse abandoned subway tunnel

11+ mon, 2+ week ago   (154+ words) The city of Cincinnati issued a request for proposals to complete a feasibility study on repurposing the 2.2-mile-long subway tunnel system downtown. 'Breathe new life': Cincinnati takes next steps to reuse abandoned subway tunnel The effort to revive Cincinnati's abandoned…...

WCPO 9 Cincinnati
wcpo.com > news > local-news > hamilton-county > cincinnati > cincinnatis-annual-program-to-get-more-trees-to-local-homeowners-free-of-charge-is-underway

Cincinnati's annual program to get more trees to local homeowners free of charge is underway

11+ mon, 3+ week ago   (362+ words) CINCINNATI — For almost 40 years, Cincinnati Parks has been adding more trees to the city's 52 neighborhoods. It's called the Fall ReLeaf Program, focusing on growing the canopy coverage of the city by giving away thousands of free trees in over 40 species....