Growing Central Indiana Will Need More Water In The Future
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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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Report: Government Not Protecting Lower-Income Neighborhoods From Pollution
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Did May Flooding Recontaminate Homes In East Chicago?
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Consumer, Environment Groups Are Appealing The Duke Energy Rate Case Decision
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Hoosiers Sent Mysterious Seeds From China In The Mail
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Randolph, Henry Counties Aim To Make Solar Farms Home For Pollinators
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You Asked About Environmental Justice And The Effects Of Pollution. We’ve Got Answers.
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EPA Doesn’t Plan To Tighten Standards For Smog
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Great Lakes Group Wants Your Help To Stop Woody Invasive Plants
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Study: Kids Who Drink Well Water At Higher Risk For Lead Exposure
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EPA To End Relaxed Environmental Enforcement Policy By September
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Is Indiana Ready For A Disaster During The Pandemic?
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State To Study Recycling, Aims To Identify Gaps In Infrastructure
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Hunting In Indiana Is Up During The COVID-19 Pandemic
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Air Quality Improves In Indianapolis, Muncie, Lake And Porter Counties
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Indiana Coal Company Gets Federal Small Business Loan
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Earth Day Climate Protest Goes Digital
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He became IU’s 18th President in July 2007.
IU President McRobbie Announces Plan To Retire June 2021
indianapublicradio.org
Indiana University President Michael McRobbie announced Friday that he will retire next summer after 14 years as the head of the public state university. In an email to the IU community, McRobbie wrote that he had notified the Board of Trustees Friday morning of his plan to retire and acknowledgeChair Paul Okeson said there are also ongoing court cases trying to force Indiana to expand vote-by-mail.
“In my opinion, I think it’s premature for the Election Commission to take any action by voting today until the courts have had a chance to hand down their rulings in these cases,” Okeson said.Indiana Republicans Again Reject Any Expansion Of Vote-By-Mail
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At a remote, video meeting of the Indiana Election Commission Friday, Republicans again rejected an attempt to expand vote-by-mail for this year’s general election. Democrats are trying to allow more Hoosiers to cast their ballots that way during the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. IndianDespite the mixed messages at the national level regarding mask wearing, Adams urges everyone to do so to bring local numbers down.
“This should not be political," Adams said. "This is not taking away your rights or your freedoms; as a matter of fact, this is a tool to freedom because if we don’t do the things that will lower spread, more places will be forced to close.”Surgeon General In Fort Wayne: Allen County COVID-19 Numbers In "Danger Zone," But Can Be Fixed
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U.S. Surgeon General and former Indiana state health commissioner Dr. Jerome Adams made a visit to Allen County Friday to discuss the local and federal response to the coronavirus pandemic. Adams says the federal government uses a three-color scale to determine the significance of COVID-19 to