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Students take the lead at Indiana’s first-ever Geoengineering Summit 

What if students held the key to fighting climate change? Indiana’s first-ever K–12 Geoengineering Summit proved they just might.  On April 25, Indiana University Bloomington...

Volunteers unite for massive waterway cleanup on Earth Day weekend

Grab your boots, gloves and passion for a cleaner planet — Indianapolis is throwing a massive cleanup party for Earth Day. The City of Indianapolis...

The climate crisis explained: Impacts on Indianapolis and pathways forward 

In Martindale-Brightwood, where summer days stretch longer and storms grow fiercer, the signs of a changing climate are woven into the daily rhythm of...

Get down to Earth: Celebrate Earth Month in Indianapolis 

April is Earth Month, and Indianapolis is buzzing with activities to honor our planet. Here's a curated list of events to help you connect...

White River pollution fight heads to court: Environmentalists demand action 

The Hoosier Environmental Council (HEC) has filed a lawsuit against the Indiana Office of Administrative Law Proceedings (OALP) after the agency upheld a permit...

Braun’s ban on ‘environmental justice’ sparks outcry among Hoosier advocates 

Gov. Mike Braun's executive orders eliminating 'environmental justice' considerations from state policies have ignited strong opposition from environmental advocates and community leaders across Indiana.  The...

The cost of cutting environmental justice: Who pays the price? 

The Trump administration has initiated the closure of the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) environmental justice offices, raising significant concerns among environmental advocates and policymakers.   Established...

Trump EPA threatens to pull $117 million from Indiana solar panel project

This story was originally published on WishTV. INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Environmental Protection Agency is threatening to pull over $20 billion in grant money from clean energy...

Five Indiana groups score $3.7M for recycling 

Indiana’s Recycling Market Development Program (RMDP) awarded five organizations with $3.7 million in funding to expand recycling projects.  The projects will be funded throughout central...

Curbside recycling for Indy residents to begin in 2028 

The Board of Public Works authorized a new contract to bring universal curbside recycling to all Indianapolis residents in 2028.   The contract was negotiated with...
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