Climate Corner: The death of natural history and why it matters
By Randi Pokladnik October 17, 2026 The Academy of Natural Sciences, located in Philadelphia, closed last month just shy of its 200th birthday. It was founded in 1812 and opened to the public in 1828. In 1868, the… Read More
Climate Corner: Vote not just for climate, but affordability
Eric Engle October 10, 2026 The energy research company Energy Innovation recently completed an analysis, Associated Press coverage of which was published in last weekend’s edition of the Parkersburg News and Sentinel, that found that “households will pay… Read More
Climate Corner: When one person’s property rights become another person’s nightmare
By Jean Ambrose October 3, 2026 Property rights have never been absolute. Owning land gives a person important rights, but those rights do not mean that anything can be done on that land without affecting others. The law of… Read More
Posted: November 1, 2026 by main_y0ke11
Climate Corner: The election and safe drinking water
By George Banziger October 31, 20266 Although many voters in the Mid-Ohio Valley have cast their ballots through early voting, many more will express their preferences on Nov. 3. Among the most important issues for the voters in… Read More