Ohio economists: Water-quality bonds good for public health, uncertain about other benefits
The Ohio General Assembly last year slashed Gov. Mike DeWine’s signature water-quality program. It was created to address summer algal blooms that shut down Toledo’s water supply for three days in 2014 and have been more than a nuisance since. Now DeWine is working to put bonds to fund his H2Ohio program on the November […]
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