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Clermont County files lawsuit to protect drinking water from Beckjord coal ash (opens the original)
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Clermont County is suing the owners of the former Beckjord Power Plant over toxic coal ash contamination. The County Commissioners filed a federal lawsuit Thursday in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio. It alleges the power station’s owners violated the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act by storing leftovers from burning coal in a way that allowed them to come into contact with groundwater at the Beckjord property. Millions of tons of coal ash sit in unlined ponds next
MSD says summer storms, electric prices are driving up operating costs (opens the original)
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More intense rainstorms and rising electricity prices are pushing the Metropolitan Sewer District’s (MSD) operating costs beyond its budget this year. Hamilton County commissioners approved an additional $5.8 million for Greater Cincinnati’s wastewater utility Thursday. The majority of the money, $4.5 million, is for MSD’s sewer backup program. Executive Director Diana Christy says it’s needed to fund the “significant increase” in cleaning services that MSD has provided for properties that exper
St. Bernard considers data center moratorium amid proposal for old Ivorydale site (opens the original)
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St. Bernard Village Council is considering a temporary pause on data center developments to give the village time to examine effects of these facilities and consider regulations. Council could vote on a 12-month moratorium at its meeting Thursday night. The legislation was recommended to council after the owner of the now-vacant property that was previously the St. Bernard Soap Company proposed a 150,000 square foot data center. The site is part of Procter & Gamble's old Ivorydale facility. “We’
What could a 'Super' El Niño mean for winter in Greater Cincinnati? (opens the original)
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A “super” El Niño will likely mean a mild winter in Greater Cincinnati — but don’t toss out your snow shovel. The natural climate pattern happens every few years when the Pacific Ocean along the equator gets abnormally warm, affecting weather around the world. This year’s El Niño is projected to be the strongest on record, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Nate McGinnis is a lead meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Wilmington. He says El Niño usually
Want to go solar? Co-op can cut costs for neighbors in Southwest Ohio (opens the original)
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Solar panels could become more affordable for homeowners and small businesses in Southwest Ohio through a new cooperative program. Nonprofit Solar United Neighbors and the city of Cincinnati are teaming up to launch the Southwest Ohio 2026 Solar Co-op. The program brings people together to buy solar panels in bulk, which is cheaper than buying individually. “You go to Costco or Sam’s Club, and you're buying a whole bunch of toilet paper, and it's a discounted rate per unit, right? Same sort of d
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