By Kelly Doran, CG News Ohio University’s residential dormitories are battling one another in a carbon-cutting competition to see which dorms’ residents can limit their impact the most and win a free trip to Cedar Point.
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By Amanda Norris, CG Lifestyles & People Going green is the newest trend in Athens and local artists are being swept up in the craze.
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Visitors canoeing and kayaking on Raccoon Creek. Photo provided by Raccoon Creek Water Quality Specialist Amy Mackey. By CG Lifestyles & People Editor Sarah DeCarlo
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Ohio Gov. John Kasich. File photo. By Lucas Bechtol, CG News
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By Molly Nocheck, CG Commentary
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By Kelly Doran, CG News Eleven out of the 13 schools in the Mid-American Conference will soon be swept up inRecyclemania, an eight-week competition among U.S. colleges and universities to see what schools are best at recycling their waste.
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By CG Science Editor Audrey Rabalais Representatives from Ohio University Beyond Coal gathered on College Green Friday to protest the university’s use of coal energy in anticipation of a meeting between OU officials and activist groups later this month.
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By Lindsay Citraro and Zach Lloyd, CG Lifestyles and People
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By CG Commentary Editor Lane Robbins Despite its reputation among environmentalists, coal cannot be dismissed as a dirty and outdated energy source. It must instead be seen as an inexpensive resource that can be significantly cleaned.
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By Lucas Bechtol, CG News The ceremony taking place Saturday at Ohio University’s Galbreath Chapel was obviously a wedding, but there was no groom or white wedding dress in sight.
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By CG Editor-in-Chief Erich Hiner The Athens Waste Water Treatment Plant likely will receive a multimillion-dollar series of upgrades thanks to an ordinance introduced to Athens City Council Monday.
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By Emma Dean, CG Science
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By CG Science Editor Audrey Rabalais Much like chess players, Ohio farmers know that games of strategy are won not by force, but by outsmarting one’s opponents.
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By Blake Tan, CG Science Howling winds tore through panel siding and ripped shingles from roofs. Homes were devastated and cars were tossed around like toys by the unforgiving weather.
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By CG Editor-in-Chief Erich Hiner An ordinance awaiting vote by Athens City Council could add more than $400,000 worth of energy-saving upgrades to city buildings at little or no cost to taxpayers.
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