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Published 19 hours ago
Ohio gas prices coming back down
Problems sorted out at Great Lakes refineries.

Updated 19 hours ago
Billionaire's struggles irk owners
Worth an estimated $1.7 billion, Jim Justice's coal operations in Appalachia are struggling as business owners have filed at least nine lawsuits since late 2011 claiming they are not being paid for work at Justice mines.
W.Va. companies behind on mining debts.

Updated 19 hours ago
Fracking fuels U.S. water fights
Farmer David Schwabauer, a partner/manager of Leavens Ranches, fourth-generation avocado and lemon grower checks an irrigation sprinkler in Moorpark, Calif. The Schwabauer family has been considering allowing energy companies to drill new exploratory wells in their orchards in Moorpark, but the trees in Moorpark rely on irrigation supplies drawn from a depleted aquifer, and the county is already in drought. Drilling for oil, especially using hydraulic fracturing techniques, requires a lot of water as well, so the family has been divided on whether to go ahead with the offer.
New strains on supplies hit drought-stricken areas.

6/17/2013 12:00 AM
E-waste added to recycling day
Perrysburg Twp. to accept appliances, computers, cell phones. …

Updated 19 hours ago
End of BP cleaning leaves questions
A small shell is embedded in a tar ball on the beach in Gulf Shores, Ala. After three years and $14 billion worth of work following the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the petroleum giant and the Coast Guard say it's time to end extraordinary cleanup operations in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi.
Concerns linger on some beaches in Ala., Fla., Miss.

6/12/2013 12:12 PM
Planned Oregon plant could double
Oregon Mayor Mike Seferian speaks as developers of the Oregon Clean Energy Project give an update on the planning of a natural gas-fired electricity generation plant during a meeting in his office today. Listening, from left are; Bill Siderewicz and Bill Martin managing partners of North America Project Development, LLC, and Lindsay Myers, Executive Director of Oregon Economic Development Foundation.
Developers of natural-gas fired $800M facility says size could expand. …

6/12/2013 12:15 AM
Davis-Besse generators questioned
BIZ POWER30 DAVIS-BESSE NUCLEAR POWER STATION. POWER LINES WITH COOLING TOWER. DIANE HIRES 3-21-01
FirstEnergy moving forward with plans to replace 2 steam generators. …

6/11/2013 12:55 AM
Gas-cap testing offered at stations
Two Toledo-area agencies will offer free gas-cap testing…

6/10/2013 7:02 AM
Ohio gas prices near $4
Prices around the state are well above national average.

6/10/2013 2:16 AM
Open house set on Davis-Besse review
OAK HARBOR, Ohio — The Nuclear Regulatory…




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