JTNWI in the News
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NWI residents, upset over refinery pollution, take complaints to IDEM permitting meeting
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Indiana Department of Environmental Managment Meeting
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BP Neighbors demand clean air, accountability
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Indiana environmental department abruptly cancels meeting on Whiting BP oil refinery outage
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Northwest Indiana residents fed up by the pollution at BP refinery plan to speak out at environmental hearing
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Toxic leaks at BP's Whiting Refinery come as advocates push for stricter pollution control
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'Fighting for our lives:' Indiana NAACP brings their state conference to NWI, discusses environmental racism during panel
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Environmentalists raise concerns about hydrogen hub plans
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BP says its carbon sequestration plans are safe, but concerned Hoosiers aren’t so sure
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Opinion: The EPA Must Strengthen the Coal Ash Draft Rule to Protect Community Health
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Advocates from Across the Country Rally in Chicago for Coal Ash Rule Reform
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EPA hears human toll of coal ash pollution
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Activists urge EPA to take a harder stance against coal ash polluters
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At rules hearing, U.S. EPA hears human toll of unaddressed coal ash pollution
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Closing the coal ash loophole
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Advocates push for coal ash restrictions
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Inside the Fight to Clean Up the Midwest’s Toxic Coal Ash Pits
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Environmental Activists Rally in Chicago for Tighter Rules on Coal Ash Byproduct
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Victims of Kingston Coal Ash Spill and their families push for tighter safety rules
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Environmental activists from 22 states demand EPA close toxic coal ash loophole
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Is it safe to live near recycling centers? Questions surge after Indiana plastics site burns.
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Coal Ash: The Poison Seeping into Indiana Water
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Washington Park Beach cleanup part of mission to 'protect Lake Michigan and natural resources'
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EPA coal ash settlement raises hopes for cleanup along Lake Michigan and beyond
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EPA may tighten coal ash restrictions, a decision that could impact cleanup at the Michigan City generating station
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EPA to review landfills exempt from coal ash rules
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The EPA considers closing a loophole that could have huge benefits for Indiana
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At IURC field hearing, NIPSCO customers speak out against proposed electric rate hike
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'EPA, the time is now': Environmental advocates deliver petition demanding clean closure at Michigan City generating station
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Advocates Say Cleanup of Coal Ash at Northwest Indiana Power Plant Leaves Regional Water Supply at Risk
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IURC gets an earful from Michigan City over proposed NIPSCO rate hike, ash cleanup
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NIPSCO must clean up its toxic mess threatening Lake Michigan and our drinking water
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'A ticking time bomb': Report says seawalls at NIPSCO's Michigan Plant deteriorating
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Northern Indiana residents doubt outcome of coal ash cleanup
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Regionally Speaking w/ Chris Nolte
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EPA clarifies coal ash rule, could lead to safer groundwater in Indiana
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Indiana has the most toxic coal ash pits. The EPA says it's time to clean them up
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NIPSCO could retire Michigan City coal plant early, proposes natural gas 'peaker' plant
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After two recent U.S. Steel discharges, Gov. Holcomb, IDEM to need to fix broken environmental protection system
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Michigan City Common Council calls for removal of all coal ash from NIPSCO site
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Regionally Speaking Interview w/ Chris Nolte
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Report: 'Clean Closure' Of Coal Ash Ponds Creates More Jobs, Boosts Local Economies
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Report says 'clean closure' of NIPSCO plant has environmental, economic and social benefits
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Amid a statewide coal ash crisis, Indiana residents demand complete cleanup at lakeside plant
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Regionally Speaking Interview w/ Chris Nolte
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Concern coal ash could reach Lake Michigan after closure of Michigan City NIPSCO plant
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Other states are making utilities dig up toxic coal ash. Indiana is letting it sit there.
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Why Those Harmed By Coal Pollution Need To Be Heard As Coal Plants Shut Down
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The People and Communities Impacted By Coal Plant Closures
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Just Transition NWI named Sustainable Champion of Year at Greening the Statehouse event
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Transition is Inevitable. Justice is Not.
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The EPA Must Strengthen the Coal Ash Draft Rule to Protect Community Health
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Residents, activists push for total cleanup of coal ash ponds
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Media and Editorial Inquiries:
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