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Environmental Justice

Jul 6, 2025

Thanks to you, the Ohio budget is better for our state parks and public lands.

The Ohio budget process is finally over. The legislature sent their big, ugly budget to Gov. Mike DeWine on June 26, giving him just four days to read through a 5,500-page bill setting forth the operating budget for every state agency for the next two years – and veto the parts he didn’t like.

DeWine has not been shy about using his veto pen on previous budgets – he vetoed 44 items in the 2023 budget bill, 14 items in 2021, and 25 items in the 2019 bill.

This year DeWine vetoed a record 67 items – including a number of special favors for the oil and gas industry. Some items we asked DeWine to veto, some we did not, but all are listed below.

We want to sincerely thank you for your advocacy regarding the environmental items, and so many other awful items in this budget bill. Overall this is not a good bill – tax cuts for the rich remain, along with $600 million for billionaires to build a new stadium in a Cleveland suburb, while cutting funds for libraries and health care.

But it’s less awful than it could have been, thanks to you – and these days that’s something to celebrate.

Here are some of the items DeWine vetoed in HB 96. You’ll note that each item encompasses multiple provisions.

Oil and Gas - Bids and Leases for Exploration on State-Owned Land

  • Language that would have required the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to fully execute a lease for fracking public land within 30 days of awarding the bid. This would unnecessarily rush the leasing process, putting the many provisions to protect our parks and wildlife areas at risk. We asked for this veto and we got it, thanks to you!

  • Language that would have prohibited ODNR from charging an oil and gas company anything beyond what is specifically authorized in the lease – meaning the state potentially could not levy fines on companies that do not follow the rules or make them pay to clean up after an accident. We asked for this veto and we got it, thanks to you!

  • Language that would have given an oil and gas company the option to extend a lease to frack public land for five years. DeWine’s veto restored this time frame to three years under existing law. We asked for this veto and we got it, thanks to you!

  • Language that would have allowed an oil and gas company to negotiate “surface use” of state land – meaning they can frack IN our parks and public lands – and to keep that use even if they temporarily shut down a well due to market conditions. Thanks to DeWine’s veto, oil and gas companies that get surface use in the future (DeWine has prohibited it while he’s in office) won’t get to keep it if they shut down a well, even temporarily.

  • Language that would have given oil and gas companies that got a lease to frack public lands up to 60 days to pay any advance royalties or bonuses owed. DeWine’s veto means this time frame was restored to 10 days under existing law.

  • Language that would have allowed the shot clock on oil and gas leases to frack public land to be stopped if the land has to go through a federal approval process. Such a process applies to Zepernick and Leesville wildlife areas. DeWine’s veto means the clock on these leases will continue to run during the federal approval process.

  • Language that would have allowed oil and gas companies that are fracking public land to defer all payments to the state if litigation of any kind is filed, until a final non-appealable order is issued by a court. This means the case would have to go through months if not years of litigation in multiple courts before the company had to start paying the royalties and bonuses promised to the state. DeWine’s veto means these companies must pay on schedule, regardless of whether any sort of legal action has been filed.

Waterways Improvement

You may remember that one of our asks was for DeWine to restore cuts to the ODNR Parks and Recreation line that supports operation and maintenance of our state parks.

The legislature’s budget cut that line item in half for 2026, and by 13% for 2027, then told ODNR to make up the difference with money from the State Land Royalties Fund, which oil and gas companies pay into from their leases to frack public land.

DeWine did not restore the Parks and Recreation budget – and may not have been able to. Governors cannot add to items in the state budget bill they get from the legislature – they can only remove items. (We as citizens are still learning the intricacies of how the budget process works.) But DeWine may have done what he could.

Besides cutting the Parks and Recreation budget and making up the difference with fracking money, the legislature’s budget bill also would have required that budget to cover costs for dredging projects at Lake Loramie, Grand Lake St. Marys, and Indian Lake.

Dredging projects have their own line item in the budget. DeWine’s veto means that the cost of these projects will be paid from the Waterways Safety Fund, not the Parks and Recreation fund, as is normally done.

Unfortunately the Parks and Recreation fund will now be 50% dependent on fracking revenue in 2026, and 13% dependent in 2027. But it won’t be forced to cover almost $1 million in state dredging projects as well.

Thank you for your advocacy

Your work in advocating for DeWine to veto the worst oil and gas items in the state budget bill made a difference. Make no mistake, overall this is still a bad bill. But this time the oil and gas industry did not get a bevy of special favors that legislators inserted into the budget for them.

Democracy is not a spectator sport, and we must continue to engage in future bills and future budgets. This time, we were able to get three bad provisions out by asking and several more beyond what we asked for. Your engagement made all the difference. Thank you.

Please stay in this fight with us. We need you.

Sincerely,

Cathy Cowan Becker
Save Ohio Parks

P.S. Notice our new spruced up logo at the top of this message? Say thanks to our summer communications intern Maeve Fellerhoff!

Environmental Justice

Jul 6, 2025

Thanks to you, the Ohio budget is better for our state parks and public lands.

The Ohio budget process is finally over. The legislature sent their big, ugly budget to Gov. Mike DeWine on June 26, giving him just four days to read through a 5,500-page bill setting forth the operating budget for every state agency for the next two years – and veto the parts he didn’t like.

DeWine has not been shy about using his veto pen on previous budgets – he vetoed 44 items in the 2023 budget bill, 14 items in 2021, and 25 items in the 2019 bill.

This year DeWine vetoed a record 67 items – including a number of special favors for the oil and gas industry. Some items we asked DeWine to veto, some we did not, but all are listed below.

We want to sincerely thank you for your advocacy regarding the environmental items, and so many other awful items in this budget bill. Overall this is not a good bill – tax cuts for the rich remain, along with $600 million for billionaires to build a new stadium in a Cleveland suburb, while cutting funds for libraries and health care.

But it’s less awful than it could have been, thanks to you – and these days that’s something to celebrate.

Here are some of the items DeWine vetoed in HB 96. You’ll note that each item encompasses multiple provisions.

Oil and Gas - Bids and Leases for Exploration on State-Owned Land

  • Language that would have required the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to fully execute a lease for fracking public land within 30 days of awarding the bid. This would unnecessarily rush the leasing process, putting the many provisions to protect our parks and wildlife areas at risk. We asked for this veto and we got it, thanks to you!

  • Language that would have prohibited ODNR from charging an oil and gas company anything beyond what is specifically authorized in the lease – meaning the state potentially could not levy fines on companies that do not follow the rules or make them pay to clean up after an accident. We asked for this veto and we got it, thanks to you!

  • Language that would have given an oil and gas company the option to extend a lease to frack public land for five years. DeWine’s veto restored this time frame to three years under existing law. We asked for this veto and we got it, thanks to you!

  • Language that would have allowed an oil and gas company to negotiate “surface use” of state land – meaning they can frack IN our parks and public lands – and to keep that use even if they temporarily shut down a well due to market conditions. Thanks to DeWine’s veto, oil and gas companies that get surface use in the future (DeWine has prohibited it while he’s in office) won’t get to keep it if they shut down a well, even temporarily.

  • Language that would have given oil and gas companies that got a lease to frack public lands up to 60 days to pay any advance royalties or bonuses owed. DeWine’s veto means this time frame was restored to 10 days under existing law.

  • Language that would have allowed the shot clock on oil and gas leases to frack public land to be stopped if the land has to go through a federal approval process. Such a process applies to Zepernick and Leesville wildlife areas. DeWine’s veto means the clock on these leases will continue to run during the federal approval process.

  • Language that would have allowed oil and gas companies that are fracking public land to defer all payments to the state if litigation of any kind is filed, until a final non-appealable order is issued by a court. This means the case would have to go through months if not years of litigation in multiple courts before the company had to start paying the royalties and bonuses promised to the state. DeWine’s veto means these companies must pay on schedule, regardless of whether any sort of legal action has been filed.

Waterways Improvement

You may remember that one of our asks was for DeWine to restore cuts to the ODNR Parks and Recreation line that supports operation and maintenance of our state parks.

The legislature’s budget cut that line item in half for 2026, and by 13% for 2027, then told ODNR to make up the difference with money from the State Land Royalties Fund, which oil and gas companies pay into from their leases to frack public land.

DeWine did not restore the Parks and Recreation budget – and may not have been able to. Governors cannot add to items in the state budget bill they get from the legislature – they can only remove items. (We as citizens are still learning the intricacies of how the budget process works.) But DeWine may have done what he could.

Besides cutting the Parks and Recreation budget and making up the difference with fracking money, the legislature’s budget bill also would have required that budget to cover costs for dredging projects at Lake Loramie, Grand Lake St. Marys, and Indian Lake.

Dredging projects have their own line item in the budget. DeWine’s veto means that the cost of these projects will be paid from the Waterways Safety Fund, not the Parks and Recreation fund, as is normally done.

Unfortunately the Parks and Recreation fund will now be 50% dependent on fracking revenue in 2026, and 13% dependent in 2027. But it won’t be forced to cover almost $1 million in state dredging projects as well.

Thank you for your advocacy

Your work in advocating for DeWine to veto the worst oil and gas items in the state budget bill made a difference. Make no mistake, overall this is still a bad bill. But this time the oil and gas industry did not get a bevy of special favors that legislators inserted into the budget for them.

Democracy is not a spectator sport, and we must continue to engage in future bills and future budgets. This time, we were able to get three bad provisions out by asking and several more beyond what we asked for. Your engagement made all the difference. Thank you.

Please stay in this fight with us. We need you.

Sincerely,

Cathy Cowan Becker
Save Ohio Parks

P.S. Notice our new spruced up logo at the top of this message? Say thanks to our summer communications intern Maeve Fellerhoff!

Environmental Justice

Jul 6, 2025

Thanks to you, the Ohio budget is better for our state parks and public lands.

The Ohio budget process is finally over. The legislature sent their big, ugly budget to Gov. Mike DeWine on June 26, giving him just four days to read through a 5,500-page bill setting forth the operating budget for every state agency for the next two years – and veto the parts he didn’t like.

DeWine has not been shy about using his veto pen on previous budgets – he vetoed 44 items in the 2023 budget bill, 14 items in 2021, and 25 items in the 2019 bill.

This year DeWine vetoed a record 67 items – including a number of special favors for the oil and gas industry. Some items we asked DeWine to veto, some we did not, but all are listed below.

We want to sincerely thank you for your advocacy regarding the environmental items, and so many other awful items in this budget bill. Overall this is not a good bill – tax cuts for the rich remain, along with $600 million for billionaires to build a new stadium in a Cleveland suburb, while cutting funds for libraries and health care.

But it’s less awful than it could have been, thanks to you – and these days that’s something to celebrate.

Here are some of the items DeWine vetoed in HB 96. You’ll note that each item encompasses multiple provisions.

Oil and Gas - Bids and Leases for Exploration on State-Owned Land

  • Language that would have required the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to fully execute a lease for fracking public land within 30 days of awarding the bid. This would unnecessarily rush the leasing process, putting the many provisions to protect our parks and wildlife areas at risk. We asked for this veto and we got it, thanks to you!

  • Language that would have prohibited ODNR from charging an oil and gas company anything beyond what is specifically authorized in the lease – meaning the state potentially could not levy fines on companies that do not follow the rules or make them pay to clean up after an accident. We asked for this veto and we got it, thanks to you!

  • Language that would have given an oil and gas company the option to extend a lease to frack public land for five years. DeWine’s veto restored this time frame to three years under existing law. We asked for this veto and we got it, thanks to you!

  • Language that would have allowed an oil and gas company to negotiate “surface use” of state land – meaning they can frack IN our parks and public lands – and to keep that use even if they temporarily shut down a well due to market conditions. Thanks to DeWine’s veto, oil and gas companies that get surface use in the future (DeWine has prohibited it while he’s in office) won’t get to keep it if they shut down a well, even temporarily.

  • Language that would have given oil and gas companies that got a lease to frack public lands up to 60 days to pay any advance royalties or bonuses owed. DeWine’s veto means this time frame was restored to 10 days under existing law.

  • Language that would have allowed the shot clock on oil and gas leases to frack public land to be stopped if the land has to go through a federal approval process. Such a process applies to Zepernick and Leesville wildlife areas. DeWine’s veto means the clock on these leases will continue to run during the federal approval process.

  • Language that would have allowed oil and gas companies that are fracking public land to defer all payments to the state if litigation of any kind is filed, until a final non-appealable order is issued by a court. This means the case would have to go through months if not years of litigation in multiple courts before the company had to start paying the royalties and bonuses promised to the state. DeWine’s veto means these companies must pay on schedule, regardless of whether any sort of legal action has been filed.

Waterways Improvement

You may remember that one of our asks was for DeWine to restore cuts to the ODNR Parks and Recreation line that supports operation and maintenance of our state parks.

The legislature’s budget cut that line item in half for 2026, and by 13% for 2027, then told ODNR to make up the difference with money from the State Land Royalties Fund, which oil and gas companies pay into from their leases to frack public land.

DeWine did not restore the Parks and Recreation budget – and may not have been able to. Governors cannot add to items in the state budget bill they get from the legislature – they can only remove items. (We as citizens are still learning the intricacies of how the budget process works.) But DeWine may have done what he could.

Besides cutting the Parks and Recreation budget and making up the difference with fracking money, the legislature’s budget bill also would have required that budget to cover costs for dredging projects at Lake Loramie, Grand Lake St. Marys, and Indian Lake.

Dredging projects have their own line item in the budget. DeWine’s veto means that the cost of these projects will be paid from the Waterways Safety Fund, not the Parks and Recreation fund, as is normally done.

Unfortunately the Parks and Recreation fund will now be 50% dependent on fracking revenue in 2026, and 13% dependent in 2027. But it won’t be forced to cover almost $1 million in state dredging projects as well.

Thank you for your advocacy

Your work in advocating for DeWine to veto the worst oil and gas items in the state budget bill made a difference. Make no mistake, overall this is still a bad bill. But this time the oil and gas industry did not get a bevy of special favors that legislators inserted into the budget for them.

Democracy is not a spectator sport, and we must continue to engage in future bills and future budgets. This time, we were able to get three bad provisions out by asking and several more beyond what we asked for. Your engagement made all the difference. Thank you.

Please stay in this fight with us. We need you.

Sincerely,

Cathy Cowan Becker
Save Ohio Parks

P.S. Notice our new spruced up logo at the top of this message? Say thanks to our summer communications intern Maeve Fellerhoff!

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Thanks to you, the Ohio budget is better for our state parks and public lands.

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Quote

Mar 3, 2025

Nature is not something for human beings to use and exploit as they see fit, solely for their own interests. Both nature and humanity are and whole of the life of the universe. Nature and humanity are one. . . . To destroy the natural world is to destroy human life. - The Wisdom of the Lotus Sutra

Quote

Mar 3, 2025

Nature is not something for human beings to use and exploit as they see fit, solely for their own interests. Both nature and humanity are and whole of the life of the universe. Nature and humanity are one. . . . To destroy the natural world is to destroy human life. - The Wisdom of the Lotus Sutra

Quote

Mar 3, 2025

Nature is not something for human beings to use and exploit as they see fit, solely for their own interests. Both nature and humanity are and whole of the life of the universe. Nature and humanity are one. . . . To destroy the natural world is to destroy human life. - The Wisdom of the Lotus Sutra

Distinguished Speakers

Mar 1, 2025

Kevin Anderson from "Climate Uncensored"

Distinguished Speakers

Mar 1, 2025

Kevin Anderson from "Climate Uncensored"

Distinguished Speakers

Mar 1, 2025

Kevin Anderson from "Climate Uncensored"

FaCT Newsletter

Feb 28, 2025

FaCT Newsletter February 28 2025

FaCT Newsletter

Feb 28, 2025

FaCT Newsletter February 28 2025

FaCT Newsletter

Feb 28, 2025

FaCT Newsletter February 28 2025

Energy Generation

Feb 28, 2025

Is the halted effort to put wind turbines in Lake Erie being revived?

Energy Generation

Feb 28, 2025

Is the halted effort to put wind turbines in Lake Erie being revived?

Energy Generation

Feb 28, 2025

Is the halted effort to put wind turbines in Lake Erie being revived?

Environmental Justice

Feb 28, 2025

Oil and Gas Brine in Ohio

Environmental Justice

Feb 28, 2025

Oil and Gas Brine in Ohio

Environmental Justice

Feb 28, 2025

Oil and Gas Brine in Ohio

Energy Generation

Feb 28, 2025

Statehouse Symposium - March 6, 2025 - Buckeye Environmental Network

Energy Generation

Feb 28, 2025

Statehouse Symposium - March 6, 2025 - Buckeye Environmental Network

Energy Generation

Feb 28, 2025

Statehouse Symposium - March 6, 2025 - Buckeye Environmental Network

Distinguished Speakers

Feb 28, 2025

Climate Uncensored: Professor Kevin Anderson - March 1 at 3pm

Distinguished Speakers

Feb 28, 2025

Climate Uncensored: Professor Kevin Anderson - March 1 at 3pm

Distinguished Speakers

Feb 28, 2025

Climate Uncensored: Professor Kevin Anderson - March 1 at 3pm

Environmental Justice

Feb 28, 2025

Cleveland International Film Festival Community Partner - Out of Plain Sight - Monday, March 31 at 5:10

Environmental Justice

Feb 28, 2025

Cleveland International Film Festival Community Partner - Out of Plain Sight - Monday, March 31 at 5:10

Environmental Justice

Feb 28, 2025

Cleveland International Film Festival Community Partner - Out of Plain Sight - Monday, March 31 at 5:10

Urgent

Feb 21, 2025

Statement from FaCT Condemning ICE Raids as it appeared in the Plain Dealer 2-21-25

Urgent

Feb 21, 2025

Statement from FaCT Condemning ICE Raids as it appeared in the Plain Dealer 2-21-25

Urgent

Feb 21, 2025

Statement from FaCT Condemning ICE Raids as it appeared in the Plain Dealer 2-21-25

Environmental Justice

Feb 10, 2025

FaCT Signs on to Plea to Governor to Halt Drilling Under Parks

Environmental Justice

Feb 10, 2025

FaCT Signs on to Plea to Governor to Halt Drilling Under Parks

Environmental Justice

Feb 10, 2025

FaCT Signs on to Plea to Governor to Halt Drilling Under Parks

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2025

Feb. 18, 8 PM ET: Professor Oday Salim - Environmental Justice and Law - Get Informed and Get in the Fight

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2025

Feb. 18, 8 PM ET: Professor Oday Salim - Environmental Justice and Law - Get Informed and Get in the Fight

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2025

Feb. 18, 8 PM ET: Professor Oday Salim - Environmental Justice and Law - Get Informed and Get in the Fight

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2025

Statehouse Symposium: Buckeye Environmental Network

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2025

Statehouse Symposium: Buckeye Environmental Network

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2025

Statehouse Symposium: Buckeye Environmental Network

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2025

Where the Wild Things Were: Addressing the Disappearance of Wild Nature. Post Carbon Institute.

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2025

Where the Wild Things Were: Addressing the Disappearance of Wild Nature. Post Carbon Institute.

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2025

Where the Wild Things Were: Addressing the Disappearance of Wild Nature. Post Carbon Institute.

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2025

FaCT Legislative Committee Updates

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2025

FaCT Legislative Committee Updates

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2025

FaCT Legislative Committee Updates

Climate Change

Jan 30, 2025

Get Informed & Get in the Fight - Dist. Speaker 2-18-25

Climate Change

Jan 30, 2025

Get Informed & Get in the Fight - Dist. Speaker 2-18-25

Climate Change

Jan 30, 2025

Get Informed & Get in the Fight - Dist. Speaker 2-18-25

Environmental Justice

Jan 18, 2025

Islam and Environmental Stewardship

Environmental Justice

Jan 18, 2025

Islam and Environmental Stewardship

Environmental Justice

Jan 18, 2025

Islam and Environmental Stewardship

Quote

Jan 18, 2025

Jewish Teaching on the Environment

Quote

Jan 18, 2025

Jewish Teaching on the Environment

Quote

Jan 18, 2025

Jewish Teaching on the Environment

Quote

Jan 17, 2025

Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible, and suddenly you are doing the impossible. - St. Francis of Assisi

Quote

Jan 17, 2025

Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible, and suddenly you are doing the impossible. - St. Francis of Assisi

Quote

Jan 17, 2025

Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible, and suddenly you are doing the impossible. - St. Francis of Assisi

Climate Change

Jan 16, 2025

‘Drill baby, drill’? Not So Fast

Climate Change

Jan 16, 2025

‘Drill baby, drill’? Not So Fast

Climate Change

Jan 16, 2025

‘Drill baby, drill’? Not So Fast

Energy Generation

Jan 16, 2025

We Need to Get Radical -- Together!

Energy Generation

Jan 16, 2025

We Need to Get Radical -- Together!

Energy Generation

Jan 16, 2025

We Need to Get Radical -- Together!

FaCT Newsletter

Jan 15, 2025

2024 End of Year Campaign a Success!

FaCT Newsletter

Jan 15, 2025

2024 End of Year Campaign a Success!

FaCT Newsletter

Jan 15, 2025

2024 End of Year Campaign a Success!

Environmental Justice

Jan 7, 2025

Ohio Well Pad Fire Highlights Pattern of Frequent Oil and Gas Incidents Statewide

Environmental Justice

Jan 7, 2025

Ohio Well Pad Fire Highlights Pattern of Frequent Oil and Gas Incidents Statewide

Environmental Justice

Jan 7, 2025

Ohio Well Pad Fire Highlights Pattern of Frequent Oil and Gas Incidents Statewide

Climate Change

Jan 7, 2025

Fixing Ohio's Farms

Climate Change

Jan 7, 2025

Fixing Ohio's Farms

Climate Change

Jan 7, 2025

Fixing Ohio's Farms

Environmental Justice

Jan 5, 2025

Randy’s Rant #36: The Coming War on American Environmentalism

Environmental Justice

Jan 5, 2025

Randy’s Rant #36: The Coming War on American Environmentalism

Environmental Justice

Jan 5, 2025

Randy’s Rant #36: The Coming War on American Environmentalism

Climate Change

Jan 4, 2025

“Drill, Baby, Drill” is Still the Wrong Mantra

Climate Change

Jan 4, 2025

“Drill, Baby, Drill” is Still the Wrong Mantra

Climate Change

Jan 4, 2025

“Drill, Baby, Drill” is Still the Wrong Mantra

Environmental Justice

Jan 3, 2025

Save Ohio Parks - Statement on explosion of Gulfport Appalachia fracking well pad near Salt Fork State Park

Environmental Justice

Jan 3, 2025

Save Ohio Parks - Statement on explosion of Gulfport Appalachia fracking well pad near Salt Fork State Park

Environmental Justice

Jan 3, 2025

Save Ohio Parks - Statement on explosion of Gulfport Appalachia fracking well pad near Salt Fork State Park

Energy Generation

Jan 2, 2025

Top Ohio Republicans quietly crafting a new plan for ‘more energy creation’

Energy Generation

Jan 2, 2025

Top Ohio Republicans quietly crafting a new plan for ‘more energy creation’

Energy Generation

Jan 2, 2025

Top Ohio Republicans quietly crafting a new plan for ‘more energy creation’

Environmental Justice

Jan 2, 2025

Save Ohio Parks - No Fracking on Public Lands

Environmental Justice

Jan 2, 2025

Save Ohio Parks - No Fracking on Public Lands

Environmental Justice

Jan 2, 2025

Save Ohio Parks - No Fracking on Public Lands

Environmental Justice

Dec 27, 2024

The E.P.A. Promotes Toxic Fertilizer. 3M Told It of Risks Years Ago.

Environmental Justice

Dec 27, 2024

The E.P.A. Promotes Toxic Fertilizer. 3M Told It of Risks Years Ago.

Environmental Justice

Dec 27, 2024

The E.P.A. Promotes Toxic Fertilizer. 3M Told It of Risks Years Ago.

Climate Change

Dec 17, 2024

How to Repair the Planet? One Answer Might Be Hiding in Plain Sight.

Climate Change

Dec 17, 2024

How to Repair the Planet? One Answer Might Be Hiding in Plain Sight.

Climate Change

Dec 17, 2024

How to Repair the Planet? One Answer Might Be Hiding in Plain Sight.

Distinguished Speakers

Dec 14, 2024

Big Oil's Dirty Secret

Distinguished Speakers

Dec 14, 2024

Big Oil's Dirty Secret

Distinguished Speakers

Dec 14, 2024

Big Oil's Dirty Secret

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 28, 2024

Dr. Ted Auch, FaCT President: The Use of Data in Evaluating Social Justice

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 28, 2024

Dr. Ted Auch, FaCT President: The Use of Data in Evaluating Social Justice

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 28, 2024

Dr. Ted Auch, FaCT President: The Use of Data in Evaluating Social Justice

Climate Change

Sep 21, 2024

Some Inconvenient Truths About the “Clean Hydrogen Hub Project in Canton”

Climate Change

Sep 21, 2024

Some Inconvenient Truths About the “Clean Hydrogen Hub Project in Canton”

Climate Change

Sep 21, 2024

Some Inconvenient Truths About the “Clean Hydrogen Hub Project in Canton”

Energy Generation

Aug 24, 2024

HB197 - Community Owned Solar - Call to Action

Energy Generation

Aug 24, 2024

HB197 - Community Owned Solar - Call to Action

Energy Generation

Aug 24, 2024

HB197 - Community Owned Solar - Call to Action

Climate Change

Aug 23, 2024

Tragedy of the Commons: Fracking in Ohio

Climate Change

Aug 23, 2024

Tragedy of the Commons: Fracking in Ohio

Climate Change

Aug 23, 2024

Tragedy of the Commons: Fracking in Ohio

Climate Change

Aug 23, 2024

A Victory in Athens County: Years of Protest and Activism Pay Off

Climate Change

Aug 23, 2024

A Victory in Athens County: Years of Protest and Activism Pay Off

Climate Change

Aug 23, 2024

A Victory in Athens County: Years of Protest and Activism Pay Off

Environmental Justice

Jul 30, 2024

Far Ranging Impacts of East Palestine Train Derailment

Environmental Justice

Jul 30, 2024

Far Ranging Impacts of East Palestine Train Derailment

Environmental Justice

Jul 30, 2024

Far Ranging Impacts of East Palestine Train Derailment

Environmental Justice

Jul 26, 2024

White House Strategy for Plastic Pollution

Environmental Justice

Jul 26, 2024

White House Strategy for Plastic Pollution

Environmental Justice

Jul 26, 2024

White House Strategy for Plastic Pollution

Environmental Justice

Jun 24, 2024

How America’s “Most Powerful Lobby” Is Stifling Efforts to Reform Oil Well Cleanup in State After State

Environmental Justice

Jun 24, 2024

How America’s “Most Powerful Lobby” Is Stifling Efforts to Reform Oil Well Cleanup in State After State

Environmental Justice

Jun 24, 2024

How America’s “Most Powerful Lobby” Is Stifling Efforts to Reform Oil Well Cleanup in State After State

Climate Change

Jun 15, 2024

Jennifer Ackerman, author of "What an Owl Knows"

Climate Change

Jun 15, 2024

Jennifer Ackerman, author of "What an Owl Knows"

Climate Change

Jun 15, 2024

Jennifer Ackerman, author of "What an Owl Knows"

Environmental Justice

May 28, 2024

What Can We Learn from Dark Waters?

Environmental Justice

May 28, 2024

What Can We Learn from Dark Waters?

Environmental Justice

May 28, 2024

What Can We Learn from Dark Waters?

Distinguished Speakers

May 17, 2024

Justin Nobel: "Petroleum 238: Big Oil's Dirty Secrets", Episode 7

Distinguished Speakers

May 17, 2024

Justin Nobel: "Petroleum 238: Big Oil's Dirty Secrets", Episode 7

Distinguished Speakers

May 17, 2024

Justin Nobel: "Petroleum 238: Big Oil's Dirty Secrets", Episode 7

Environmental Justice

May 17, 2024

Justin Nobel: "Petroleum 238: Big Oil's Dirty Secrets"

Environmental Justice

May 17, 2024

Justin Nobel: "Petroleum 238: Big Oil's Dirty Secrets"

Environmental Justice

May 17, 2024

Justin Nobel: "Petroleum 238: Big Oil's Dirty Secrets"

Environmental Justice

Apr 1, 2024

Who Will Protect Our Public Lands?

Environmental Justice

Apr 1, 2024

Who Will Protect Our Public Lands?

Environmental Justice

Apr 1, 2024

Who Will Protect Our Public Lands?

Distinguished Speakers

Feb 10, 2024

Dr. Donald Wuebbles: "Climate Change and the Great Lakes"

Distinguished Speakers

Feb 10, 2024

Dr. Donald Wuebbles: "Climate Change and the Great Lakes"

Distinguished Speakers

Feb 10, 2024

Dr. Donald Wuebbles: "Climate Change and the Great Lakes"

Environmental Justice

Feb 3, 2024

Critics see conflict of interest in East Palestine train derailment cleanup

Environmental Justice

Feb 3, 2024

Critics see conflict of interest in East Palestine train derailment cleanup

Environmental Justice

Feb 3, 2024

Critics see conflict of interest in East Palestine train derailment cleanup

Distinguished Speakers

Jan 15, 2024

Dennis Drabelle and "The Power of Scenery", Episode 6

Distinguished Speakers

Jan 15, 2024

Dennis Drabelle and "The Power of Scenery", Episode 6

Distinguished Speakers

Jan 15, 2024

Dennis Drabelle and "The Power of Scenery", Episode 6

Energy Generation

Jan 13, 2024

Cleveland Power of Wind Action Team Update

Energy Generation

Jan 13, 2024

Cleveland Power of Wind Action Team Update

Energy Generation

Jan 13, 2024

Cleveland Power of Wind Action Team Update

FaCT Newsletter

Dec 31, 2023

You helped us OVER THE TOP of our 2023 Annual Fund Goal!

FaCT Newsletter

Dec 31, 2023

You helped us OVER THE TOP of our 2023 Annual Fund Goal!

FaCT Newsletter

Dec 31, 2023

You helped us OVER THE TOP of our 2023 Annual Fund Goal!

Climate Change

Dec 27, 2023

Democracy Denied: Oil and Gas Land Management Commission

Climate Change

Dec 27, 2023

Democracy Denied: Oil and Gas Land Management Commission

Climate Change

Dec 27, 2023

Democracy Denied: Oil and Gas Land Management Commission

Environmental Justice

Dec 27, 2023

Carbon Capture Technology

Environmental Justice

Dec 27, 2023

Carbon Capture Technology

Environmental Justice

Dec 27, 2023

Carbon Capture Technology

Climate Change

Dec 26, 2023

False Solutions: Geoengineering

Climate Change

Dec 26, 2023

False Solutions: Geoengineering

Climate Change

Dec 26, 2023

False Solutions: Geoengineering

Environmental Justice

Dec 26, 2023

Carbon Capture and Storage in Wayne National Forest

Environmental Justice

Dec 26, 2023

Carbon Capture and Storage in Wayne National Forest

Environmental Justice

Dec 26, 2023

Carbon Capture and Storage in Wayne National Forest

Distinguished Speakers

Dec 2, 2023

Dennis Drabelle author of "The Power of Scenery"

Distinguished Speakers

Dec 2, 2023

Dennis Drabelle author of "The Power of Scenery"

Distinguished Speakers

Dec 2, 2023

Dennis Drabelle author of "The Power of Scenery"

Distinguished Speakers

Nov 4, 2023

Doug Tallamy author of "The Nature of Oaks: the Rich Ecology of Our Most Essential Native Trees"

Distinguished Speakers

Nov 4, 2023

Doug Tallamy author of "The Nature of Oaks: the Rich Ecology of Our Most Essential Native Trees"

Distinguished Speakers

Nov 4, 2023

Doug Tallamy author of "The Nature of Oaks: the Rich Ecology of Our Most Essential Native Trees"

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 30, 2023

Yvonka Hall, Executive Director of NEO Black Health Coalition

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 30, 2023

Yvonka Hall, Executive Director of NEO Black Health Coalition

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 30, 2023

Yvonka Hall, Executive Director of NEO Black Health Coalition

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 16, 2023

Erik Rutkow, author of "American Canopy: Trees, Forests, and the Making of a Nation"

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 16, 2023

Erik Rutkow, author of "American Canopy: Trees, Forests, and the Making of a Nation"

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 16, 2023

Erik Rutkow, author of "American Canopy: Trees, Forests, and the Making of a Nation"

Distinguished Speakers

Jul 30, 2023

Peter Shulman author of "Coal and Empire"

Distinguished Speakers

Jul 30, 2023

Peter Shulman author of "Coal and Empire"

Distinguished Speakers

Jul 30, 2023

Peter Shulman author of "Coal and Empire"

Distinguished Speakers

Jun 28, 2023

Scott Weidensaul author of "A World on the Wing: The global Odyssey of Migratory Birds"

Distinguished Speakers

Jun 28, 2023

Scott Weidensaul author of "A World on the Wing: The global Odyssey of Migratory Birds"

Distinguished Speakers

Jun 28, 2023

Scott Weidensaul author of "A World on the Wing: The global Odyssey of Migratory Birds"

Distinguished Speakers

May 6, 2023

Michelle Nijhuis and "Beloved Beasts" - Fighting for Life in an Age of Extinction, Episode 5

Distinguished Speakers

May 6, 2023

Michelle Nijhuis and "Beloved Beasts" - Fighting for Life in an Age of Extinction, Episode 5

Distinguished Speakers

May 6, 2023

Michelle Nijhuis and "Beloved Beasts" - Fighting for Life in an Age of Extinction, Episode 5

Environmental Justice

Apr 15, 2023

Escaping the Norfolk Southern Death Zone in East Palestine, Episode 3

Environmental Justice

Apr 15, 2023

Escaping the Norfolk Southern Death Zone in East Palestine, Episode 3

Environmental Justice

Apr 15, 2023

Escaping the Norfolk Southern Death Zone in East Palestine, Episode 3

Environmental Justice

Apr 15, 2023

Dr. Bob Miller and The Norfolk Southern East Palestine Train Derailment Catastrophe, Episode 2

Environmental Justice

Apr 15, 2023

Dr. Bob Miller and The Norfolk Southern East Palestine Train Derailment Catastrophe, Episode 2

Environmental Justice

Apr 15, 2023

Dr. Bob Miller and The Norfolk Southern East Palestine Train Derailment Catastrophe, Episode 2

Environmental Justice

Mar 24, 2023

The Trains Don’t Always Run on Time: Yet the System Keeps Rolling, and We’re Just Collateral Damage

Environmental Justice

Mar 24, 2023

The Trains Don’t Always Run on Time: Yet the System Keeps Rolling, and We’re Just Collateral Damage

Environmental Justice

Mar 24, 2023

The Trains Don’t Always Run on Time: Yet the System Keeps Rolling, and We’re Just Collateral Damage

Distinguished Speakers

Mar 18, 2023

Dr. Bathsheba Demuth and "Floating Coast, an Environmental History of the Bering Strait", Episode 1

Distinguished Speakers

Mar 18, 2023

Dr. Bathsheba Demuth and "Floating Coast, an Environmental History of the Bering Strait", Episode 1

Distinguished Speakers

Mar 18, 2023

Dr. Bathsheba Demuth and "Floating Coast, an Environmental History of the Bering Strait", Episode 1

Distinguished Speakers

Mar 18, 2023

Dr. Bathsheba Demuth and "Floating Coast, an Environmental History of the Bering Strait"

Distinguished Speakers

Mar 18, 2023

Dr. Bathsheba Demuth and "Floating Coast, an Environmental History of the Bering Strait"

Distinguished Speakers

Mar 18, 2023

Dr. Bathsheba Demuth and "Floating Coast, an Environmental History of the Bering Strait"

Distinguished Speakers

Jan 14, 2023

Metts and Finley-Brook discuss their book “Climate Crisis Energy Violence: Mapping Energy’s Enduring Grasp on a Vulnerable Future”, Episode 4

Distinguished Speakers

Jan 14, 2023

Metts and Finley-Brook discuss their book “Climate Crisis Energy Violence: Mapping Energy’s Enduring Grasp on a Vulnerable Future”, Episode 4

Distinguished Speakers

Jan 14, 2023

Metts and Finley-Brook discuss their book “Climate Crisis Energy Violence: Mapping Energy’s Enduring Grasp on a Vulnerable Future”, Episode 4

Environmental Justice

Dec 31, 2022

Community-based participatory research for low-cost air pollution monitoring in the wake of unconventional oil and gas development in the Ohio River Valley: Empowering impacted residents through community science

Environmental Justice

Dec 31, 2022

Community-based participatory research for low-cost air pollution monitoring in the wake of unconventional oil and gas development in the Ohio River Valley: Empowering impacted residents through community science

Environmental Justice

Dec 31, 2022

Community-based participatory research for low-cost air pollution monitoring in the wake of unconventional oil and gas development in the Ohio River Valley: Empowering impacted residents through community science

Climate Change

Dec 15, 2022

The Truth about Polystyrene

Climate Change

Dec 15, 2022

The Truth about Polystyrene

Climate Change

Dec 15, 2022

The Truth about Polystyrene

Distinguished Speakers

Nov 5, 2022

Tom Haines discusses his book "Walking to the Sun"

Distinguished Speakers

Nov 5, 2022

Tom Haines discusses his book "Walking to the Sun"

Distinguished Speakers

Nov 5, 2022

Tom Haines discusses his book "Walking to the Sun"

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 10, 2022

Ross MacPhee discusses his book "End of the Megafauna: The Fate of the World’s Hugest, Fiercest, and Strangest Animals"

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 10, 2022

Ross MacPhee discusses his book "End of the Megafauna: The Fate of the World’s Hugest, Fiercest, and Strangest Animals"

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 10, 2022

Ross MacPhee discusses his book "End of the Megafauna: The Fate of the World’s Hugest, Fiercest, and Strangest Animals"

Climate Change

Mar 15, 2022

Why Gardening With Native Plants Matters

Climate Change

Mar 15, 2022

Why Gardening With Native Plants Matters

Climate Change

Mar 15, 2022

Why Gardening With Native Plants Matters

Climate Change

Mar 15, 2022

Lights Out Cleveland

Climate Change

Mar 15, 2022

Lights Out Cleveland

Climate Change

Mar 15, 2022

Lights Out Cleveland

Climate Change

Mar 15, 2022

Climate Change Regulations Face Challenges

Climate Change

Mar 15, 2022

Climate Change Regulations Face Challenges

Climate Change

Mar 15, 2022

Climate Change Regulations Face Challenges

Distinguished Speakers

Mar 5, 2022

Michael Bogard discusses his book "End of Night"

Distinguished Speakers

Mar 5, 2022

Michael Bogard discusses his book "End of Night"

Distinguished Speakers

Mar 5, 2022

Michael Bogard discusses his book "End of Night"

Environmental Justice

Dec 31, 2021

The Fracking Frontier in the United States: A Case Study of Foreign Investment, Civil Liberties and Land Ethics in the Shale Industry

Environmental Justice

Dec 31, 2021

The Fracking Frontier in the United States: A Case Study of Foreign Investment, Civil Liberties and Land Ethics in the Shale Industry

Environmental Justice

Dec 31, 2021

The Fracking Frontier in the United States: A Case Study of Foreign Investment, Civil Liberties and Land Ethics in the Shale Industry

Distinguished Speakers

Nov 13, 2021

Michael Fitzgerald discusses the "Fracking War"

Distinguished Speakers

Nov 13, 2021

Michael Fitzgerald discusses the "Fracking War"

Distinguished Speakers

Nov 13, 2021

Michael Fitzgerald discusses the "Fracking War"

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 29, 2021

Dr. Yuri Gorby: "Radionuclides in Our Environment"

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 29, 2021

Dr. Yuri Gorby: "Radionuclides in Our Environment"

Distinguished Speakers

Sep 29, 2021

Dr. Yuri Gorby: "Radionuclides in Our Environment"

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2021

Proposed Pipelines and Environmental Justice: Exploring the Association between Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Pipeline Proposals in the United States*

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2021

Proposed Pipelines and Environmental Justice: Exploring the Association between Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Pipeline Proposals in the United States*

Environmental Justice

Jan 31, 2021

Proposed Pipelines and Environmental Justice: Exploring the Association between Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Pipeline Proposals in the United States*

Climate Change

Jan 15, 2021

Incineration isn’t a solution to our waste problems

Climate Change

Jan 15, 2021

Incineration isn’t a solution to our waste problems

Climate Change

Jan 15, 2021

Incineration isn’t a solution to our waste problems

Climate Change

Dec 31, 2020

Energy Security, International Investment, and Democracy: The Case of the United States Shale Oil and Gas Industry

Climate Change

Dec 31, 2020

Energy Security, International Investment, and Democracy: The Case of the United States Shale Oil and Gas Industry

Climate Change

Dec 31, 2020

Energy Security, International Investment, and Democracy: The Case of the United States Shale Oil and Gas Industry

Climate Change

Dec 31, 2020

The Human Right to Water and Unconventional Energy

Climate Change

Dec 31, 2020

The Human Right to Water and Unconventional Energy

Climate Change

Dec 31, 2020

The Human Right to Water and Unconventional Energy

Climate Change

Dec 31, 2019

Fracked gas is NOT a bridge Fuel or Green Energy

Climate Change

Dec 31, 2019

Fracked gas is NOT a bridge Fuel or Green Energy

Climate Change

Dec 31, 2019

Fracked gas is NOT a bridge Fuel or Green Energy

Energy Generation

Dec 31, 2013

Data inconsistencies from states with unconventional oil and gas activity

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Dec 31, 2013

Data inconsistencies from states with unconventional oil and gas activity

Energy Generation

Dec 31, 2013

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Tune into the most pressing environmental issues of our time. From climate change to conservation efforts, this podcast features conversations with activists, scientists, and policymakers who are at the forefront of the environmental movement. Learn what you can do to make a difference.

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