How Can We Get Rid Of Retiring Coal Plant Costs? Energy Task Force Takes A Look
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How Can We Get Rid Of Retiring Coal Plant Costs? Energy Task Force Takes A Look
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New College Certificate Program Aimed At Retraining Coal Plant Workers
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Chemical Treatment Could Clean Up Franklin’s Groundwater
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ArcelorMittal Sells Most Indiana Facilities To Ohio-Based Steel Company
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Cass County Approves Bonds For Controversial Industrial Facility
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Access To Green Energy Will Keep Indiana Attractive To Businesses
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Smoke From Western States’ Wildfires Visible To Hoosiers
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Advocates Say Distributed Energy Needs To Be Part Of The State’s Energy Plan
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Purdue Study Looks At County Attitudes Toward Wind Farms
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EPA Applauds Indiana Counties, Cities That Now Meet Air Quality Standards
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Utility IPL To Pay For Air Violations At Its Petersburg Coal Plant
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NAACP Brings Solar, Jobs To Evansville As Part Of Statewide Effort
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How Natural Disasters Are Driving A Mental Health Crisis
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Republican Representative, Solar Advocates Oppose Vectren Lowering Solar Rates
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Online Sellers Could Make It Harder To Control Invasive Plants In Indiana
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Indiana Designates Two New State Forests
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Growing Central Indiana Will Need More Water In The Future
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ELPC: New Violations Show ArcelorMittal Hasn’t Solved Its Problems
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Logansport Opposes Proposal For Zinc Oxide Plant In Cass County
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NIPSCO To Pay $1.1 Million In Fines For Pipeline Safety Violations
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Link to Zoom registration: wlu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_IrDGfgSYQmiKEcMMpuZ6VwBremen Public Schools, Wawasee Community School Corporation, and Southeast Dubois County School Corporation all have referendums on the ballot for the first time.
Only Four Indiana School Corporations Are Asking Voters For Referendum Funding This Fall
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Only four school corporations in Indiana are seeking voter-approval on funding referendums in this fall's election. It's the fewest number of referendums on ballots around the state since 2014, but school leaders say years of funding changes and shortfalls – combined the COVID-19 pandemic – mThe trial was evaluating recovery chances for severe cases when the drug was administered in combination with an antiviral medication that was recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
Eli Lilly Halts Trial For COVID-19 Treatment On Hospitalized Patients
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Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly has ended testing its COVID-19 antibody therapy on hospitalized patients. Earlier this month, Eli Lilly temporarily suspended the trial for the drug due to a safety concern. In a news release, the company said recent data showed there wasn’t a significant differen