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Q&A: In Indiana, fighting climate change by rethinking the suburb
A handful of Indiana mayors are talking about how their cities can prepare for and help mitigate the effects of climate change.By Kari Lydersen .
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Report: States stand to gain if corporations have better access to renewables
Four Midwest states rank among the top in the nation for making it easier for corporations to gain better access to wind and solar, according to a report released Tuesday by Advanced Energy Economy.By Andy Balaskovitz .
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Activists say regulators going too easy on Chicago-area BP refinery
Advocates who live near the BP refinery outside Chicago say recent fines for pollution violations are "less than a drop in the bucket" for the company.By Kari Lydersen .
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Nuclear advocates eye former coal plant sites for small reactors
An Illinois energy expert says the former State Line coal plant near Chicago would be an ideal site for a small modular reactor.By Kari Lydersen .
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Individuals file to block settlement in Edwardsport gasification case
An Indiana lawyer and his wife have filed an objection to a settlement over a controversial coal plant, saying it doesn't go far enough to protect ratepayers.By Kari Lydersen .
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Settlement won't be the last word on controversial Indiana coal plant
Ratepayer and environmental advocates say a January settlement allowing cost recovery for the Edwardsport coal plant is not "a shut-the-coffin-closed deal."By Kari Lydersen .
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Indiana is the latest front in utility fixed charges battle
An Indiana utility is requesting a fixed rate charge increase of more than 80 percent, even as nationwide utility commissions have denied or curbed many such requests and utilities in other states have backed off the strategy.By Kari Lydersen .
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Michigan researchers put price tag on climate liability for fossil-fuel plants
Coal-fired power plants across the country could be billion-dollar liabilities for utilities if their greenhouse gas emissions are challenged in court, according to researchers at Michigan Technological University.By Andy Balaskovitz .
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Amid weaker law, regulators hand Indiana efficiency advocates a win
A recent case in Indiana shows that the state legislature didn't necessarily have the final word on energy efficiency.By Kari Lydersen .
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Indiana scientists want to teach their governor a lesson on climate
Last week, paleoclimatologist Gabriel Filippelli and 21 other Indiana scientists made Gov. Mike Pence an offer he'll likely refuse.By Kari Lydersen .
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