Report: Climate Change Will Cause More Heat-Related Illnesses, Deaths In Indiana
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Report: Climate Change Will Cause More Heat-Related Illnesses, Deaths In Indiana
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Duke Energy To Locate Its First Indiana Collegiate Solar Farm At Purdue
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Study: Cow-Killing Tick Could Spread To Indiana
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Asian Carp Reproducing In Lake Erie Threaten Great Lakes Invasion
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Terre Haute Meets Air Quality Standard For Sulfur Dioxide
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New Asian Carp Nearing Indiana, If It’s Not Already Here
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East Chicago’s Superfund Residents Say EPA Hasn’t Done Enough To Protect Human Health
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Environmentalists Disappointed By Duke Energy’s Latest 20-Year Plan
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EPA’s Internal Watchdog To Host Listening Session In East Chicago
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State Money To Clean Up Gasoline Leaks In Indiana Is At Risk: Here’s Why
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70+ Health Organizations Call For Action Against Climate Change
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EPA Replaces Rule That Would Have Set Limits On Coal Pollution
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Indiananapolis Plant Will Turn Landfill Gas Into Fuel For Long-Haul Trucks
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Pockets Of Hoosier National Forest Cut Down For Wildlife Habitat
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EPA To Franklin Residents: ‘We’ll Do Better’
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Ohio River Watchdog Finalizes Controversial Pollution Standards
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Environmentalists To USFWS: Protect Lake Sturgeon Or We’ll Sue
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Indiana Teachers Struggle To Find Credible Materials On Climate Change
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EPA Encourages Market-Based Approach To Reduce Runoff To Great Lakes
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EPA To Clean Up Lake Michigan Canal With Century-Old Pollutants
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Young Democrats Talk Faith In Politics At National Convention In Indianapolis
Young Democrats say faith in politics is a critical tool in the path forward for their party and the country. That was part of the discussion Thursday at the Young Democrats of America national convention in Indianapolis. Jamal Abdulrasheed is an attorney and a campaign organizer in IndianThe tropical humidity is what makes this heat wave so unusual.
Indiana Heat Wave Due To Remnants of Tropical Storm Barry
The National Weather Service says the intense heat we’re feeling outside now is a byproduct of what’s left of Tropical Storm Barry. Agency Meteorologist Mike Ryan says Hoosiers in most parts of the state can expect high temperatures combined with high humidity through Sunday. He says the tropiData from the Indiana Department of Education says the feds have sent Indiana more than $1 billion for education every year since the last census in 2010.
But experts estimate the count for young kids fell short.2020 Census: Undercounting Young Kids Could Limit Indiana's Federal School Funding
The U.S. census determines billions of dollars in federal funding for Indiana – including for schools – and education leaders across the state are on a mission to make sure every Hoosier child gets counted in 2020. Executive director of the Indiana School Boards Association Terry Spradlin say