Shale gas’ importance to Ohio’s economy is small and shrinking
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By Sean O’Leary The level of hyperbole that pervades discussions of the shale gas industry’s role in Ohio’s economy has always been... Read More
AI’s natural gas addiction could be deadly for Ohio’s communities
By Todd Larsen Data centers are notorious energy hogs. With each hyperscale data center using as much energy as an entire city,... Read More
Fracking may kill my nephew’s wonder. We can’t ignore real harm it does
By Talor Musil Where will our children learn to love the natural world if we pollute our parks? My nephew, just old... Read More
Save Ohio Parks endorses Dr. Amy Acton and David Pepper for Governor and Lt. Governor
Nonprofit backs Acton and 15 other statewide candidates as clear choices to consider halting oil and gas extraction from Ohio’s state parks... Read More
Why is there a war on renewable energy?
By George Banziger One would think that with the profusion of data centers, the growing need for more electricity for manufacturing, and... Read More
Ohio has nation’s best park system. We’re angry fracking will change that
Our parks belong to all of us. We will keep showing up for Ohio. We hope the commissioners will at some point... Read More
Ohio officials ignore scientific facts to allow our public air, land, and water to be abused
By Randi Pokladnik Svante Arrhenius, a Swedish physics professor, is best known for his development of the pH scale for acids and... Read More
Time to step up on injection wells
By George Banziger Last fall I received a phone call from someone in Parkersburg who reported that she witnessed brine waste (production... Read More
Public lands need protection
By Randi Pokladnik For the first eight years of my life, our family lived in a small rented house in Steubenville, Ohio.... Read More
Expendable Ohio
By Randy Cunningham While researching my book Where We Live, on grassroots environmental organizing, I broke down the question of the environment into an... Read More