A study conducted by the University of Louisville and Humana volunteers found that the Ohio River has fewer contaminants than ...

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin said that his office is focusing on oil spills and wastewater ...

Louisville facilities released about 2.6 million pounds of toxic chemicals to air, water and soil in 2023. Most came from ...

The Ohio River Valley Institute found population, gross domestic product and employment declined since 2012, when the Shell ...

"They’re still putting this stuff in the water." State's 'forever chemicals' litigation drags on through new lawsuit and ...

The bulk of Louisville's toxic emissions were from facilities in low-income communities, particularly along the Ohio River to the west ... efforts to reduce toxic pollution from its Jefferson ...

The company dismissed the findings of a new report on 20 rail bridges in the Pittsburgh area. Thousands of gallons of a toxic ...

A biologist specializing in the preservation of Lake Erie gave students from Lima schools a crash course Tuesday on the history of pollution and conservation efforts at Lake Erie and the Cuyahoga ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources stocked Ohio lakes, rivers, ponds and streams with 46 million fish in 2024.

After construction, Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, along with the Ohio River, will see increased pollution caused by additional traffic. As for species that live in or near the water ...