The Impacts of Climate Change and the Trump Administration’s Anti-Environmental Agenda in Indiana
Between 2017 and 2019, Indiana experienced two floods and seven severe storms. The damages of each event led to losses of at least $1 billion.
Indiana Climate Change Impacts Assessment
Nearly three-quarters of Indiana’s electricity comes from coal, and 5 percent is generated by renewable sources, though the wind energy sector is growing and coal...
Indiana Energy Consumption Estimates
Indiana's Whiting refinery, which can process about 430,000 barrels of crude oil per calendar day, is the largest inland oil refinery in the nation. Only...
Indiana Climate Change Impacts Assessment
In the coming decades, Indiana’s changing climate will bring with it higher temperatures, longer heat waves, more extremely hot days and more frequent extreme storm...
State-by-State: Climate Change in Indiana
Indiana’s main economy is agriculture, and, according to a Risky Business report, the whole Midwest region will likely face crop yield declines of up to...
Homegrown Natural Resources
But, Indiana is ranked 36th in the U.S. for renewable energy generation, behind other states in the region, including Illinois, Michigan, Iowa and Minnesota.
Climate Change Will Impact Length of Indiana Summers and Winters, New Study Finds
The new report says the timing of outdoor recreational activities will shift by mid-century because Indiana's winter season is expected to shorten by 20 to...
Indiana Extreme Heat
Today, Indiana rarely experiences days with dangerous heat levels. By 2050, the state is projected to see an average of 40 danger days a year.