Scrub Hub: Can an HOA stand in the way of a homeowner who wants to go solar?
HOA communities are often known for a particular look. According to the rules in many, that doesn’t include solar. Here’s how they stand in the way.
Sarah Bowman, Indianapolis Star
50 economists from Indiana, ‘a coal state,’ call on Congress to act on climate change
More than 50 professors in economics and related fields from across Indiana wrote to Congress, calling on them to address the climate crisis.
Other states are making utilities dig up toxic coal ash. Indiana is letting it sit there.
Indiana’s toxic coal ash ponds are polluting the water. Two bills this year would require utilities to dig up the ash and be more protective.
Scrub Hub: Does DNR have any future plans for more wildlife recoveries like the bald eagle?
Bald Eagles, hellbenders and river otters, oh my. Indiana has done a lot of work over the years to bring species back in the state. What does that entail?
Scrub Hub: How can I be more environmentally-friendly in the new year?
If you have a New Year’s resolution to be more green this coming year, here are five things you can do from how you recycle to growing your green thumb.
Here’s how to keep fatty holiday foods from clogging your sewer pipes
Indulgent holiday foods can clog more than just your insides. They can cause major problems for your sewer pipes. Here’s how to avoid fatty blockages.
How to choose a holiday meal that’s good for the environment
Hoosiers can have a regenerative holiday meal in more ways than one. They can ensure their food is coming from a sustainable farm.
Scrub Hub: What happens to all the leaves I’ve bagged and have been picked up from the curb?
Over the last month, thousands of bags of leaves have been picked up from residents’ curbs. But where do they go and what happens to them?
Indiana’s energy future: Report praises renewables but doesn’t rule out fossil fuels
The 21st Century Energy Task Force turned in its report. Some outcomes were good, but some are concerned it may delay the transition to renewables.
Here’s what the Indiana Coal Council and other groups want for the state’s energy future
Indiana’s energy future hangs in the balance, and multiple groups have weighed in on what they think that should be, including requirements to burn coal.