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Month: August 2018

  • Q & A: Why is Lake Erie’s algae bloom growing again?

    Q & A: Why is Lake Erie’s algae bloom growing again?

    GIBRALTAR ISLAND, Ohio  â€” Four years ago, Lake Erie algae wreaked havoc on the Toledo water system, affecting 400,000 residents in Ohio and Southeast Michigan. Known as harmful algal blooms, the deep green ooze grows by the mile each year, fed by phosphorus-rich runoff from farm fields. Though not always toxic, the eyesores gunk up…

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  • Ohio Attorney General faces legal action after Eye on Ohio story

    Ohio Attorney General faces legal action after Eye on Ohio story

    Columbus— A new complaint before the Ohio Elections Commission alleges that the Ohio Attorney General’s practice of hiring debt subcontractors violates state law. J. Whitfield Larrabee, a left-leaning activist, filed the complaint Thursday, citing a recent article by the Ohio Center for Investigative Journalism as exhibit A. The article noted that under current Republican Attorney…

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