Bloomington, United States (Local)
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Rebecca Thiele's coverage largely focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and themes related to energy, business & industry, and government & politics. She covers environmental issues such as pollution, climate action with a specific focus on Indiana.
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By: Rebecca Thiele
Who gets to build and own the power lines that cross Indiana’s borders could affect Hoosiers’ electric bills. The U.S. needs a lot of those interstate power lines to connect renewable energy sources and help the country meet its current climate goals.
By: Rebecca Thiele
A federal court recently blocked an Indiana law that allows state utilities to get dibs on interstate power line projects — saying it violates interstate commerce laws.
By: Rebecca Thiele
Blast furnaces that use coking coal generate the largest share of emissions in the steelmaking process.
By: Rebecca Thiele
Many of Indiana's most popular colleges and universities are working to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. But how — and how quickly — varies from one institution to the next.
By: Rebecca Thiele
Peabody Energy and RWE Clean Energy hope the projects will generate 5.5 gigawatts of solar and battery storage all together.
By: Rebecca Thiele
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources hopes to open the new Busseron Creek Fish and Wildlife Area to the public in April 2025.
By: Rebecca Thiele
Purdue University still doesn’t have a climate action plan and is now the only Big Ten school without one.
By: Rebecca Thiele
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources hopes to open the new Busseron Creek Fish and Wildlife Area to the public in April 2025.
By: Rebecca Thiele
Peabody Energy and RWE Clean Energy have teamed up to put solar farms on reclaimed mine land in Indiana and Illinois.
By: Rebecca Thiele
Morrison has sponsored bills in the past to significantly reduce protections for the state's wetlands — which benefitted home developers. He also supported bills to allow industries to capture their carbon emissions and store them underground.
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