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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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The central Indiana region will need to withdraw almost 30 percent more water 50 years from now than it does today. That’s according to the first of…
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The COVID-19 pandemic could threaten drinking water safety in buildings that have been closed. Purdue University is working quickly with other research…
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Purdue research showing that during some months, residents along the Wabash River use an amount of water equal to the river’s entire volume has raised…
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The Wabash River occupies a comfortable position in Indiana consciousness. The state designated the waterway as its official river in 1996, and marching…
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Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller says the Hoosier State will join a lawsuit challenging the Environmental Protection Agency’s new water rule. The EPA…
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Indiana will face serious challenges when it comes to water resources within the next 20 years if the state doesn’t begin correcting its issues now.…
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The City of Lafayette is looking for greater water capacity, in case future growth requires it.The city can pump 24 million gallons of water per day now,…
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Lafayette is encouraging its residents to beautify their property despite the summer drought.The city is extending summer sewage rates, so homeowners…