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After Indiana was selected to receive contaminated soil from the train wreck in Ohio, Hoosiers are concerned about risks from the hazardous waste. → Read More
For this edition of the Scrub Hub, we are looking at what wildlife crossings Indiana has and if it makes sense to install more. → Read More
After concerns have been raised from residents, Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb announced he wants the toxic waste coming to an Indiana landfill tested. → Read More
Heritage Environmental Services, the company operating a hazardous waste landfill, is hosting a community meeting on the toxic waste from the train wreck. → Read More
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that a landfill in Indiana would be receiving shipments of toxic waste from the Ohio train wreck. → Read More
As society continues to reckon with the country's history, names are being changed all across the US: mascots, schools, and more. The latest: birds. → Read More
Is the Midwest energy grid prepared for the future? Recent reports have raised concerns about reliability and outages. Experts debate the right solution. → Read More
Bills to protect the environment and Indiana citizens keep popping up year after year. And over and over again, the bills have died. → Read More
As Indiana's 2023 legislative session kicks off, here are a sample of the environmental bills at the statehouse worth keeping an eye on. → Read More
More than five years after discussions began for a coal-to-diesel plant in southern Indiana, the facility still faces lots of controversy and opposition. → Read More
A bill expected this session could require utilities to produce more of their own energy. Critics worry it also could keep fossil fuels around longer. → Read More
For this Scrub Hub, we are looking at how climate change is altering the types of trees that will be able to survive and thrive in Indiana. → Read More
An Indianapolis group called Youth Empowered helps children learn about STEM and Black history by connecting to the outdoors, including via sailing. → Read More
How do Indianapolis shoppers package their grocery items? IndyStar visited a dozen stores to see if shoppers use paper, plastic or reusable bags. → Read More
Several major companies and cities around Indiana are calling on their utilities to create a new program to make it easier to go green. → Read More
For this Scrub Hub, we looked at the biggest emitters across the state of Indiana from the latest EPA data. It's the power industry and steelmakers. → Read More
Indiana customers see a concerning trend this year of rising electricity bills. Consumer advocates say the state's reliance on fossil fuels isn't helping. → Read More
Indiana customers see a concerning trend this year of rising electricity bills. Consumer advocates say the state's reliance on fossil fuels isn't helping. → Read More
Indiana customers see a concerning trend this year of rising electricity bills. Consumer advocates say the state's reliance on fossil fuels isn't helping. → Read More
Indiana customers see a concerning trend this year of rising electricity bills. Consumer advocates say the state's reliance on fossil fuels isn't helping. → Read More