Rolling blackouts after coal and natural gas units went offline during dangerously cold conditions have intensified questions about the Tennessee Valley Authority's recent decision to double down on fossil fuels.
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"We don't need to constrain humanity to save it. Just the opposite. We need to unleash our collaboration, our creativity and our invention," said Gov. Eric Holcomb.
"We don't need to constrain humanity to save it. Just the opposite. We need to unleash our collaboration, our creativity and our invention," said Gov. Eric Holcomb.
"No other option holds as much potential to provide reliable, adequate electric power with zero carbon emissions," said Purdue President Mitch Daniels, a former Indiana governor.
Lawmakers appear to have backed away from a proposal to prohibit the state from contracting with any company seeking to reduce fossil fuel use, or any business that does business with those companies.
House Republicans are poised to cripple state government operations out of sympathy for fossil fuel enterprises whose product cost and pollution output have left them disfavored by the free market.
President Joe Biden made tackling climate change and moving America away from fossil fuels a large part of his election manifesto. This year at the United Nations Climate Change Conference Biden made big promises. Is Biden on track to meet those goals of weaning the U.S. off fossil fuels?
Find out how many job openings there are in the U.S., plus how much the ultra-rich pay in taxes, and more of this week's trends in data with t…
Two proposals seeking to politicize the investments of the Indiana Public Retirement System (INPRS) failed to advance out of the Republican-controlled House by this week’s deadline.
The world’s second-largest economy would be off-limits for investment by Indiana’s public pension funds under legislation approved Thursday by a House committee.
A community health clinic in Hammond is going green to significantly cut the amount of carbon dioxide it's responsible for contributing to the environment.
NIPSCO is a fact of life for everyone living in our area. Hearing they are shutting down two coal-powered plants was a happy surprise. Coal is…
MICHIGAN CITY — A small group of West Side residents gathered Thursday in the shadow of NIPSCO's power plant to discuss what a future without …
INDIANAPOLIS — Chesterton and Porter County won state approval Wednesday for local ordinances requiring carbon monoxide detectors be installed…
The start of a new year is filled with optimism, a time to begin anew with a clean slate and hope for a better tomorrow.
Every year when I flip the calendar to December, I find myself asking, “Where did the year go?”
The nation is losing coal-fired and nuclear power plants at alarming rates. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission should support a proposal…
It’s time once again for us as Americans to prepare to gather around the table to break bread with loved ones and offer thanks for our many bl…
The devastation caused by the string of recent hurricanes is almost unimaginable.
In my lifetime, if you said you knew someone who drove an electric vehicle, a certain image likely came to mind.
When you get a call from the White House, a number of thoughts go through your head.
With the election behind us and America having just celebrated Veterans Day, this may be an ideal time to reflect on longer-term decisions tha…
For some, the black soot created by old, legacy diesel engines brings to mind noxious fumes, diminished air quality, increased ozone levels an…
Northwest Indiana’s business, civic and nonprofit leaders are a driving force in the push toward a Region with cleaner air, decreased reliance…
WHITING — Protestors expect more than 1,000 people, and maybe as many as 5,000, to rally outside the BP Whiting Refinery Sunday as part of a g…
