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In case you hadn’t heard, the earth is doomed. Apocalyptic statement aside, hundreds of top scientists from across the globe released a report last month on the danger that human-caused climate change poses to the world.
In case you hadn’t heard, the earth is doomed. Apocalyptic statement aside, hundreds of top scientists from across the globe released a report last month on the danger that human-caused climate change poses to the world.
On the southern end of Lake Michigan, Indiana Dunes National Park has seen the water levels rise five feet since 2014, hastened by human-made structures and an increase in storms brought on by climate change. Higher water marks mean more erosion to the sand dunes that have run through the area for thousands of years
Hoosiers passionate about land-use planning for agriculture and natural resources can now register for the Indiana Land Use Summit workshop hosted by Purdue Extension and the Indiana Land Resources Council.
A light rain drizzled outside the “Today” show set at Rockefeller Center in New York City, but top officials of Indiana-based WindStream Technologies were all smiles.
The record-breaking heat this summer has produced higher air conditioning bills, greater energy usage, increased air pollution and more greenhouse gas emissions here in Indiana and across the country.
CenterPoint Energy (NYSE: CNP) today announced its Indiana-based electric and natural gas business, CenterPoint Energy Indiana South, has filed a request for approval from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) to enter into two power purchase agreements (PPAs) for an additional 335 megawatts (MWs) of solar energy as part of the next component in the company’s long-term electric generation transition plan.
Employment in the advanced energy sector was affected by the coronavirus pandemic, but the industry still had a statewide workforce of more than 83,000 at the end of 2020, according to a new report from a leading advocacy group.
A week’s worth of 90-degree days in Indianapolis brings to a close a summer that saw record-breaking heat across the U.S., part of a trend that will continue as climate change progresses.
Extreme weather events have made headlines around the world this year, but what effect is climate change having in Indiana right now?