Summary
Governor DeWine stopped by Cleveland Heights to show off state-backed H2Ohio programs designed to cut down on road salt and protect our local streams. While it's great for nature, it means our city might have to change how we tackle icy winter roads.
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Impact analysis
State backing helps cover the new methods, but shifting to salt alternatives could tweak city snow-plowing budgets down the road.
Local fish, wildlife, and anyone who enjoys clean rivers get a major win from less chemical runoff.
No groups negatively affected
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