global warming

The yearly maximum frozen surface area of Lake Michigan has decreased on average from the early 1970s to 2023.

Indiana University students and faculty joined the international climate discussion at the recent United Nation’s 28th Conference of Parties.

Join us this Friday as we talk with guests about the impacts of global warming and this year's numbers.  

Residents of these cities would each contribute 50 cents to the fund, which is meant to improve access to and implementation of state and federal climate resilience grants.

According to the independent research and reporting collaboration Climate Central, the average winter temperature has gone up for every Indiana city it studied since 1970.

There are groups working to help teachers adjust to the new standards. The Hoosier Association of Science Teachers Incorporated put on a conference in October to bolster that effort.

Attorney General Todd Rokita said the United Nations alliance is trying to "destroy" American fossil fuel companies and the people that depend on them — like farmers and truck drivers.

A judge blocks Indiana’s abortion ban, high heat days are dangerous for farm workers, and Indiana is allotting $10 million to help pay for special education services. These stories and more on Indiana Newsdesk.

Warm nighttime temperatures are especially dangerous for people vulnerable to extreme heat — like lower-income residents, young children, seniors, people with chronic illnesses and those who work outside.

Scientists have noticed that global precipitation tends to drop after a volcanic eruption, but they haven't known all the factors that can influence this effect. Now, thanks to a new study, a group of researchers thinks the missing link is El Niño, the weather pattern we normally see every 2 to 7 years.