Karl Schneider
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis, IN, United States
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Carbon capture is gaining a foothold in Indiana. Here’s what it may mean to Hoosiers
The General Assembly heard two proposed bills on carbon capture that proponents say will reduce emissions and others argue poses risks. → Read More
'We don't trust you': Indiana landfill neighbors don't want toxic waste from Ohio train
By the time the meeting concluded, residents filed out unhappy with the answer to their biggest question: What can be done to stop the shipments? → Read More
Indianapolis Zoo announces six finalists for worldwide wildlife conservation prize
The Indianapolis Zoological Society announced six finalists for the Indianapolis Prize recognizing work in conserving a variety of animal species. → Read More
IDNR investigates shooting of bald eagle in Dubois County
IDNR is investigating the fatal shooting of a bald eagle northeast of Jasper in Dubois County, Indiana. → Read More
Scrub Hub: How can Hoosiers help researchers track mammals in Indiana?
In an effort to figure out how to best manage some endangered wildlife, DNR offers a way for Hoosiers to help. → Read More
How Hoosiers can take part in the Great Backyard Bird Count
The Great Backyard Bird Count gives scientists a better understanding of bird populations. You can help. → Read More
Hendricks County solar farm to feature largest array operated by an Indiana energy co-op
Hendricks Power Cooperative partners with Carmel-based Solential Energy to build largest solar array for a rural electric membership co-op in Indiana. → Read More
These bills seek to protect the environment and Hoosiers' health. They die every year.
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
Scrub Hub: Passing a wind farm, I see some turbines spinning and others motionless. Why?
For this edition of Scrub Hub, we examine why adjacent wind turbines don't always appear to be operating at the same time. → Read More
Toxic pollution, fossil fuels, floodplains: Top environmental bills to watch this session
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
Environmental groups remain opposed to Hoosier National Forest management project
The U.S. Forest Service is moving forward with a management plan in Hoosier National Forest despite worries about impact on Lake Monroe water quality. → Read More
Here's how to recycle Christmas Trees in Indy
It’s nearly time to undeck the halls and de-tinsel the lovely branches of the ol’ Tannenbaum. People celebrating Christmas with a live tree may decide to drag it to the curb once the festivities stop… → Read More
Scrub Hub: How can Hoosiers reuse or recycle items during the winter holidays?
Americans produce a large amount of waste during the winter holidays. Here's how Hoosiers can reduce what gets sent to the landfill. → Read More
Indy's urban gardens train the next generation of community leaders
Soul Food Project Indy and Felege Hiywot Center train inner-city youth with a hands-on urban farming experience. → Read More
Northern long-eared bats living in Indiana facing extinction, now listed as endangered
The northern long-eared bat, found in Indiana and 36 other states, will soon be listed as federally endangered. → Read More
Scrub Hub: Here's how you can help wildlife over the winter
What can Hoosiers do to help out different wildlife during the cold winters in Indiana? → Read More
Don't want to fight the shopping crowds? State parks offering free admission Black Friday
Indiana Department of Natural Resources if offering free admission to all state parks on Black Friday. Visitors can also win free prizes. → Read More
Volunteer, state crews contain 110-acre brush fire at Brown County State Park
Volunteer fire crews and DNR contained a 110-acre brush fire in Brown County State Park with a 2.9-mile fire break. The park remains open. → Read More
Repeat offender receives state's 1st-ever lifetime hunting ban for poaching wild turkeys
DNR: Investigation suggested man also was poaching wild turkeys in North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Massachusetts. → Read More
Scrub Hub: What can I do with my leftover jack-o'-lanterns, pumpkins?
As spooky season sadly ends, jack-lanterns will give way to other holiday decorations. Instead of throwing them out, try these after Halloween tricks. → Read More