by Enrique Saenz Every day, Indianapolis residents pass by many of the most cost-effective tools the city has to perform a variety of crucial and expensive functions: trees. The Indiana Forest Alliance is urging Indianapolis […more…]
by Enrique Saenz Despite opposition from all but two of Indiana’s elected officials in the U.S. Congress, more than $7 billion in federal infrastructure funding will soon become available to the state of Indiana. The […more…]
by Enrique Saenz A new tool allows Hoosier communities to plan for climate change impacts by showing where crucial green infrastructure exists and where it is needed. Using data collected from a range of sources […more…]
by Timberly Ferree Indiana Phenology is looking for eight schools to join its Schoolyard Phenology program. Phenology is the study of natural phenomena associated with cycles and seasons. As part of its K-12 STEM programming, […more…]
by Timberly Ferree Recent changes to one of the nation’s central environmental laws is predicted to negatively affect minorities, according to Bloomberg Law. The Trump administration’s move to cut back requirements to the National Environmental […more…]
by Beth Edwards As Hoosiers adjust to sheltering at home, many looking for healthy activities and safe, sustainable food sources are turning to growing their own gardens. Home vegetable gardening has been gaining in popularity […more…]
by Enrique Saenz The Indy Chamber Foundation has received funds to study alternative designs for the downtown inner loop of the Interstate 65/70 interchange. Lilly Endowment Inc. awarded the foundation a $475,000 grant to conduct […more…]
