Karl Schneider is an Environment Reporter at The Indianapolis Star. He focuses on critical issues surrounding climate change, water conservation, and renewable energy, often exploring themes related to hydrology and environmental policy. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Karl Schneider's journalism focuses predominantly on local themes related to scientific, agricultural, and environmental topics in Indiana. His interest in government announcements and legal policy regulations suggests a keen focus on how these issues impact the community.
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Karl Schneider, Indianapolis Star The federal government has proposed rolling back and delaying implementing standards for some PFAS compounds
A coal-fired power plant in Indiana will receive millions of dollars from the federal government after the Trump administration on June 4 announced $700 million in subsidies to the U.S. coal industry.
By: Karl Schneider
Ticks are prevalent in Indiana and can carry different diseases. Here's how to stay safe.
By: Karl Schneider
The EPA reopened public comments for a coal ash permitting program that environmental advocates feel lacks transparency and leaves people at risk.
By: Karl Schneider
Community and environmental advocates are suing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for failing to take action over an air permit for a northwest Indiana steel mill.
By: Karl Schneider
Indiana has more than 100 coal ash sites − more than any other state − and state officials are looking to create a permitting program for the
By: Karl Schneider
Meta is partnering with a Texas company to provide temporary power to its Lebanon data center with gas-fired generators.
By: Karl Schneider
Canadian wildfire smoke over central Indiana will contribute to unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups on July 17, prompting Indy's Office of Sustainability to issue a Knozone Action Day.
By: Karl Schneider
Wildfires still burning in Canada will affect Indy's air quality Sunday and Monday.
By: Karl Schneider, Sophie Hartley
Four members of the state's Natural Resource Commission, a body that oversees regulation inside the Department of Natural Resources, recently resigned.
