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Jason Salley
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Jason Salley is an investigative journalist known for his hard-hitting reporting on environmental contamination and government oversight. With a focus on uncovering the hidden truths of Appalachia, his work has exposed decades of radioactive pollution and corporate negligence at the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant. Salley’s fearless storytelling and relentless pursuit of the facts have made him a powerful voice for the communities impacted by America’s nuclear legacy.
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Ohio EPA approved Google's wetland destruction permit over a community that never stopped saying no
The permit is signed. The mitigation money is paid. And the community that showed up, submitted comments by the dozens, and asked Ohio EPA to do its job — got nothing.That is the documented outcome of Ohio EPA’s June 10, 2026, approval of Project Dazzler, a hyperscale data center campus proposed…
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Anduril's Lattice is now the Army's drone-killing brain — and it's built to act faster than human judgment
This article first appeared hereThe U.S. Army wrapped up a live-fire counter-drone exercise in Lithuania in mid-May, and the headline out of Anduril’s marketing department was straightforward: the software worked, the targets died, and the kill chain ran on Lattice.What that means in practice…
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Ohio lawmakers unanimously pass bill allowing companies to pump carbon dioxide underground — and force unwilling landowners to participate
This article first appeared hereThe Ohio General Assembly has unanimously passed legislation establishing a sweeping legal framework for carbon capture and underground storage in the state — a bill that gives companies the power to inject carbon dioxide beneath Ohio farmland, override the…
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Former FirstEnergy CEO, top executive reindicted on corruption charges in HB 6 bribery case
Two former FirstEnergy executives were reindicted Tuesday on public corruption charges stemming from the House Bill 6 scandal — Ohio’s largest-ever bribery scheme — after a two-month trial ended in a mistrial in March when jurors could not reach a verdict.A Summit County grand jury charged Charles…