New hardiness zones won’t change much, but some Indiana gardeners try out new plants
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New hardiness zones won’t change much, but some Indiana gardeners try out new plants
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Sullivan tornado recovery coalition: ‘We will need more funds’
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Indiana lost more than 260 acres of wetlands since rolling back protections
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Indiana forecast includes potentially dangerous heat
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More frequent heat waves aren’t just an inconvenience. They’re a threat to public health
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Why it’s hard to forecast wildfire smoke
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Earth-friendly native plants aren’t always a welcome sight — some cities, HOAs aim to change that
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How to protect yourself from wildfire smoke
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Several energy, advocacy groups request AES Indiana storm outage investigation
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Indiana Michigan Power suspending disconnections in response to poor air quality
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Officials urge Hoosiers to limit time outdoors as ‘unhealthy’ air quality plagues Indiana
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Sulfur smell covering northwest Indiana believed to be caused by BP Whiting Refinery
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Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes hit southern Indiana
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National Weather Service: More than half of Indiana in drought
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Dashboard on utility disconnections highlights need for protections, data
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Muncie Schools eliminates most e-learning days in favor of traditional snow days
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Indiana is seeing poor air because of Canadian wildfires. And the haze might stick around
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Fort Wayne park destroyed by 2022 derecho struggling with recovery
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Legislative committee reaches compromise on flood maps bill before sending it to the governor
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Federal organizations continue to help Indiana disaster recovery efforts after storms