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Two new reports urge stakeholders to consider more conservation measures to protect Indiana' future water supply.
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Water underground contaminated with PCE and TCE got into the soil in Martinsville. Now polluted air from the soil is seeping into homes and businesses.
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The government has added fluoride to the water system since the 1940s. It’s been so successful at reducing tooth decay and cavities. Trump’s nominee for the Department of Health and Human Services wants to remove it.
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Terre Town neighborhood residents have until next week to express interest in connecting to the city’s water utility.
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Around 1,800 addresses, including two schools, were without water this morning after a water main break.
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Bloomington’s ambitious fiber optic plan will bring rapid download speeds to thousands of homes. But homeowners affected by damage during installation can find themselves bogged down for months.
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That includes utilities serving the cities of Logansport, Columbus, Elkhart, and Sellersburg as well as Watson Rural Water Company.
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Scientists, lawmakers and business leaders joined together to talk about how to better manage Indiana’s water.
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So far, IDEM has found unhealthy levels of PFAS in 19 drinking water utilities — 10 midsize utilities and nine small water utilities.
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52.8 percent of the state is under drought, while 97.6 percent is at least “abnormally dry,” according to the National Weather Service.