Universities Could Ban Natural Gas Under Bill, But Not Indiana Cities
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Universities Could Ban Natural Gas Under Bill, But Not Indiana Cities
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Black Vultures Are Causing Problems On Farms, Purdue Needs Help Researching Them
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Amendment Strikes Compromise Between Wind Companies And Indiana Counties
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Amendment Would Give Indiana The Power To Grant Coal Ash Permits Instead Of Feds
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Ball State Wants Ginn Wood Designated As State Nature Preserve
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Study: Drought Puts More Hoosiers With Private Wells At Risk From Arsenic
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Indiana University Professor: Pesticide Fines Bill Won’t Stop Dicamba Drift
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Bill Changing Fines For Pesticide Misuse Heads To Holcomb’s Desk
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Indiana Steel Companies Will Have To Get Greener — But It Won’t Be Easy
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Carbon Emissions Went Back Up As COVID-19 Restrictions Lifted
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Sandhill Cranes And Their Distinctive Sounds Grace Muncie This Week As They Return North For Mating
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Energy Experts Explain How Indiana Can Avoid What Happened In Texas
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Henry County Awarded Next Level Trails Grant For Honey Creek Trail Project
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Court Speeds Up Decision On Endangered Bat Protections
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Report: Cuts To Power Plant Emissions Exceed Clean Power Plan Goals -
Duke Energy To Retire Gallagher Coal Plant Early
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Northern Indiana Utility NIPSCO To Close Half Of Its Schahfer Coal Plant Early
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State Senators Pass Bill That Aims To Lower The Costs Of Retiring Coal Plans Early
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NAACP: Carbon Tax Resolution Ignores Harm To Low-Income, Black, Brown Communities
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Bill Author, Purdue Expert Urge Hearing For Bill On Lead Testing In Preschools, Day Cares
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The U.S. Census Bureau has said for weeks that the data lawmakers need to redraw district lines will be heavily delayed.Lawmakers Plan To Push Back End Of Session For Delayed Redistricting
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Indiana legislative leaders are planning to postpone the official end date of the 2021 session by several months because, they say, of delays around redistricting. The U.S. Census Bureau has said for weeks that the data lawmakers need to redraw district lines will be heavily delayed. And t
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TANF is a program where the federal government gives states money to help extremely low-income families. However, states get to make the rules on who is eligible. Due to Indiana’s rules, TANF reaches the fewest impoverished families and gives the least cash assistance in the Midwest.Senate Committee Revives Possible Expansion Of Cash Assistance For Needy Families
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The Senate appropriations committee revived a plan to gradually increase the number of low-income families eligible for financial assistance. It was the subject of a bipartisan vote to amend House Bill 1009 on Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, or TANF. TANF is a program where the feder