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Despite Delays and Billions in Overruns, Olmsted Locks and Dam Project Rolls On
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Ohio River project is departure for funds-starved U.S. water…
Infographic: Toxic Algae in Ohio Drinking Water Sources
Algae toxins have been found in seven lakes, reservoirs, and rivers that supply drinking water to 1 million people.
Seven Ohio Drinking Water Sources Don’t Meet State Water Quality Standards for Toxic Algae
Lack of testing requirements inhibits more thorough review of…
Toledo Issues Emergency ‘Do Not Drink Water’ Warning to Residents
Algae toxins poison Lake Erie; 400,000 people without water.
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Big Toxic Algal Bloom Again in Forecast for Lake Erie
Lake continues trend of harmful and unsightly effect of nutrient…
2012 Election Results: U.S. Voters Favor Water
Yesterday, American voters in many states and cities around the nation supported hundreds of millions of dollars in water infrastructure investment.
Hurricane Sandy Has an Ohio Wastewater Utility Operating Above Capacity
The megastorm's effects reach far, far inland.
Hurricane Sandy--after…
Clean Water Act Turns 40 (Part II): A Harvest of Clean Water Exemptions on the Farm
The U.S. farm sector, more productive and richer than ever, is a major water polluter.
Voices from the Past: Nixon, Congress Debate the Clean Water Act
Four decades ago, national leaders talked about our duty and…
No Clear Path for Energy Policy in Great Lakes States
Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania governments struggle with climate change, budgets, and changing markets.
Study: 80 Percent of U.S. Electricity from Renewables Is Technically Feasible, But Faces Significant Barriers
A massive U.S. government study shows what an electrical grid powered largely by renewable sources looks like, but not the path to get there.