Climate Corner: Fossil fuels, war and home
Jan 24, 2026 Jean Ambrose editorial@newsandsentinel.com I write this column not as a historian or a policy expert, but as someone who lives in a region that has been asked, again and again, to give more than it… Read More
Climate Corner: Standard of living – questioned
Jan 17, 2026 Vic Elam editorial@newsandsentinel.com Aldo Leopold, a man considered by many as the father of modern conservation wrote, “Like winds and sunsets, wild things were taken for granted until progress began to do away with them…. Read More
Climate Corner: Pass the torch
Jan 10, 2026 Giulia Mannarino editorial@newsandsentinel.com I feel ancient when I think about being born in the 1900s. Then I remind myself that growing old is a privilege not all people are given. I also remind myself that… Read More
Climate Corner: Data centers taking pages from coal baron playbook
Jan 3, 2026 Eric Engle editorial@newsandsentinel.com “Data Centers and bitcoin mines are remaking rural America the same way coal once did. They move into weak regulatory terrain, rewrite the rules in their favor, drain the resources that communities… Read More
Climate Corner Reimagining economic development in the Mid-Ohio Valley
Dec 27, 2025 George Banziger editorial@newsandsentinel.com t a recent meeting of the Marietta Area Chamber of Commerce, I posed the following question to Brian Chavez, who represents the 30th Ohio Senate District and is chairman of the Ohio… Read More
Climate Corner: Make energy policy boring again
Dec 20, 2025 Griffin Bradley editorial@newsandsentinel.com Over the last decade, I would venture to guess that Americans have heard more about energy policy than ever before. One party’s moonshot solution to climate contrasted with the other party’s appeal… Read More
Climate Corner: COP 30 – not all the news was bad
Dec 13, 2025 Rebecca Phillips editorial@newsandsentinel.com If you paid any attention at all to COP 30, the United Nations Climate Change Conference held last month in Belem, Brazil, you probably know about what didn’t happen: the United States… Read More
Climate Corner: Time to pass Ohio River Basin Restoration Act
Dec 6, 2025 Charlise Robinson editorial@newsandsentinel.com For generations, the Ohio River has been the pulse of our region. It powers our economy, supplies drinking water to millions, supports thriving communities, and defines who we are. Yet despite its… Read More
Climate Corner: West Virginia residents deserve answers
Nov 29, 2025 Randi Pokladnik editorial@newsandsentinel.com Residents of West Virginia are seeking answers to their questions about proposed data centers/ power plants in their communities. These include a 500-acre data center in Tucker County, the 150-acre ammonia plant… Read More
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Climate Corner: Earth’s greatest enemy, part two
Jan 31, 2026 Aaron Dunbar editorial@newsandsentinel.com) In my previous Climate Corner column, I discussed “Earth’s Greatest Enemy,” the explosive new documentary from journalist Abby Martin, which details the U.S. military’s role as the single worst institutional polluter on… Read More