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On Sept. 11, the Indianapolis City-County Council passed a proposal to establish the Office of Equity, Belonging and Inclusion within the Mayor’s Office.

On Sept. 11, “Grasping at the Roots,” a love letter to the climate justice movement will premiere in Indianapolis at the Madame Walker Theater.  

A new climate report found that for every problem, there are a handful of potential solutions and several frontline communities already leading the way.

A Westfield couple is celebrating a new milestone: harvesting their first batch of blue oyster mushrooms in an upcycled shipping container.

Hoosier jobs may be at risk if the state’s steel and aluminum industries do not pivot to low-carbon metals, a report found. 

Now through Sept. 17, Applebee’s restaurants will transform into “lemonade stands,” encouraging guests to join in the fight to end childhood cancer. 

A community group in Gary, Indiana, is concerned that a planned biofuel operation will add more pollutants to the city’s already toxic environment and say the company's legal tactics in ongoing litigation are questionable.

Every month Faith in Place, a nonprofit working with communities of faith to advance environmental justice, hosts a call to discuss key issues and advocate for legislation through a faith-based lens.

U.S. Steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs announced that it is pushing its project at the second largest U.S. Steel making facility by one year to 2026. 

An Indianapolis nonprofit is helping to fight food insecurity by connecting food banks with fresh, nutritious proteins.