St. Joseph Solar Farm begins operations with nearly 58,000 panels
The future of renewable energy in Indiana has a new cornerstone. The St. Joseph Solar Farm is officially online.
Flood Insurance Premiums To Go Down For 46 Percent Of Hoosiers
Flood insurance will be cheaper for more than 40% of policy holders in Indiana. FEMA changed how it calculates the premiums in the federal flood insurance program.
Purdue Extension Focuses on Renewable Energy
Purdue Extension is partnering with Hoosiers for Renewables and Indiana Farm Bureau to conduct a comprehensive study on land use regulations for wind and solar...
New IU Tool Maps Green Infrastructure in Hoosier Communities
A new tool allows Hoosier communities to plan for climate change impacts by showing where crucial green infrastructure exists and where it is needed.
Declaring A Statewide Climate Emergency
“What makes our movement, ‘Confront the Climate Crisis,’ so powerful,” says youth climate activist from West Lafayette, Annabel Prokopy, “is that we are not only...
New Law Restricts Local Governments’ Ability to Address Climate Change
Beginning July 1, local governments in Indiana will have much less power to enact regulations that would reduce their contributions to climate change.
Indiana Project Part of USDA’s Investment in Western Lake Erie Basin to Protect Natural Resources, Supporting Region’s Producers
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is investing $23.2 million into three locally driven partnerships in the Western Lake Erie Basin, which encompasses portions of...
United States: Indiana’s State-Regulated Wetlands Bill Signed Into Law By Governor
On Thursday, April 29, Gov. Eric Holcomb signed into law Senate Enrolled Act 389, despite objections presented by hundreds of environmental organizations, hunting groups, and...