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All NewsA new report from the Citizens Action Coalition released on Monday criticizes the Indiana Economic Development Corporation’s proposal to pipe water from Tippecanoe County to an industrial park in Lebanon.
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All NewsThe nitrate standard was set decades ago to prevent methemoglobinemia, also known as blue baby syndrome –– a rare blood disorder that affects how blood cells deliver oxygen. Even so, it is common for farming communities across the Midwest to have elevated levels of nitrate that still meet federal standards.
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All NewsBlue-green algae can be toxic if ingested and multiplies quickly if environmental conditions are right.
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All NewsPFOS and PFOA are two types of the group of industrial chemicals called PFAS. PFAS have been linked to cancer, problems with the immune system, and developmental issues in children.
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All NewsPFAS are human-made chemicals found in everything from carpets, to fast food wrappers, to firefighting foams on military bases — like Grissom Air Reserve Base near Kokomo.
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A state House bill would require preschools and day care centers to test for lead in drinking water and take action if lead levels are too high. Kids with…
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All NewsAfter more than a week of not being able to drink their water due to hazardous chemicals, residents of Andrews have been told it's safe again. But the…
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All NewsClimate change is expected to threaten Indiana’s water supply. Indiana University’s Environmental Resilience Institute has developed an interactive map to…
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All NewsA state bill aims to better notify water utilities of industrial spills. It comes a few months after a chemical spill from northwest Indiana steelmaker…
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All NewsThe Environmental Protection Agency announced it has finalized its repeal of the Obama-era rule that would have expanded federal protections for smaller…