Indiana seeks more federal funding after floods and power outages impact thousands
Environment
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Indiana seeks more federal funding after floods and power outages impact thousands
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NIPSCO wants federal regulators to grant it more money from customers
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Indiana reports six salmonella cases as contaminated jalapeños are recalled
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Construction begins on second Madison County ‘anchor park’
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Indianapolis International Airport installing over 10,000 solar panels
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Natural resources commission gets new chairman amid recent turmoil
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EPA continues its investigation into Anderson Superfund area
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Natural Resources Commission members resign — blame top-down decision-making
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Braun removed the regulatory chairman he appointed. Critics say it won’t lower your utility bill
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Trump administration renews order keeping Indiana coal plants open for the third time
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Sustainable clothing vendors see growing interest in fight against ‘fast fashion’
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Ball State study: Indiana counties lose money by restricting solar and wind farms
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Utilities warn of soaring costs related to Trump order for Indiana coal plants to stay open
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New law limits state-level public hearings on nuclear power facilities
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Henry County data center approved by last commissioners vote
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Indiana state park visitors could pay an extra dollar for public safety under House bill
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Rezoning decision on Martindale-Brightwood data center delayed
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Nuclear power legislation would cut Indiana’s oversight from state law
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Road salt harms plants and aquatic life. How to use salt more sustainably this winter
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Indiana’s home energy rebate program is off to a slow start, but ahead of other states
