As Indiana ramps up trail funding, advocates hope to sustain momentum
Environment
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As Indiana ramps up trail funding, advocates hope to sustain momentum
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State retests midsize Indiana drinking water utilities for PFAS, 10 have unhealthy levels
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U.S. Supreme Court removes more protections for Indiana wetlands
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Consumer advocates say letting Indiana Michigan Power own its solar would cost customers money
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Advocates say locating waste processing plant in Gary violates residents’ civil rights
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BP to pay record high penalty for air pollution at its northwest Indiana refinery
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Gary advocates call for tighter pollution requirements for lime manufacturing plant
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What energy, environment legislation is now Indiana law?
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Greenhouse gas emissions from utilities, industry trend down
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Land secured for longest rail-to-trail project in Indiana
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Nearly a dozen groups ask Holcomb to veto legislation on state coal ash rules
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Lawmakers earmark more money to environment, conservation programs in state budget
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Nine small Indiana drinking water utilities have levels of PFAS above federal health guidelines
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Report: Central Indiana among top 10 worst places in country for particle pollution
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CenterPoint Energy expects to go coal-free by 2027
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Legislative committee reaches compromise on flood maps bill before sending it to the governor
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Richmond plastics recycler faces class action lawsuit for the fire
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Anti-ESG bill sent to Governor Holcomb’s desk
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You’re using your smart or programmable thermostats wrong. Here’s how to save money, the environment
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Gas plant could be sending coal ash contaminated water into the White River