Scrub Hub: Happy anniversary to us! See all your environmental questions answered so far.
IndyStar celebrates one year of the Scrub Hub. From recycling to native plants, here’s a year’s worth of questions, answered.
Sarah Bowman and London Gibson, Indianapolis Star
This deadly invasive weed is moving into Indiana’s parks, flower beds and backyard gardens
Poison hemlock is a toxic invasive species that is popping up in flower beds and backyard gardens across Indiana. Here’s what you need to know.
They’re here: Cicadas are emerging in the thousands across Central Indiana
For the first time in 17 years, the Brood X cicadas are emerging in Central Indiana — by the thousands. Here’s what you need to know.
They’re coming: Millions of cicadas likely to emerge in Central Indiana within the week
Brood X cicadas are likely to emerge in central Indiana in large numbers. Warmer temperatures and spring showers mean they’ll pop out soon.
Banning natural gas would cut emissions. But lawmakers don’t want that happening in Indiana.
Cities across the country have banned natural gas in new buildings in hopes of cutting emissions. Lawmakers want to put a stop to it in Indiana.
75 environmental bills were filed this session; more than two-thirds of them are now dead
As the session passes its halfway point, more than two-thirds of bills related to the environment are now dead. Here’s what they would have done.
House environmental committee a no-show despite Indiana being one of U.S.’ most polluted
“We need to do our job if we’re going to get paid,” said one committee member of Rep. Doug Gutwein’s decision not to meet to hear a single House bill.
The polar vortex has left millions of Texans without power. Could the same happen to Hoosiers?
Millions have lost power in Texas after a winter storm froze pipelines and shut down power plants. Could the same happen in Indiana?
Authors of bill to eliminate Indiana’s wetlands protections have ties to building industry
Authors of a bill that would eliminate Indiana’s wetlands law — being pushed by developers — have ties to the building industry.
Exclusive: Indiana Republican Sen. Mike Braun will support Biden’s EPA pick, but not his agenda
Indiana’s Sen. Mike Braun says he will support Biden’s EPA nominee, setting him apart from his Republican colleagues.