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Zerodha CEO Nitin Kamath reassured employees via Twitter that the company will not lay off employees solely because of the integration of AI into the platform, but at the same time, he is worried about AI-driven layoffs.

Gary advocates want Indiana to tighten pollution requirements in a lime manufacturer’s air permit as it comes up for renewal. Lime is used to remove impurities in steel. Residents with Gary Advocates for Responsible Development — or GARD — say the city can no longer be a sacrifice zone for pollution

A Northampton County judge has thrown out the rezoning of land near the Bethlehem Landfill, meaning plans to greatly expand the solid waste facility in Lower Saucon Township are on hold.

Lime is used to remove impurities in steel. Residents with Gary Advocates for Responsible Development or GARD say the city can no longer be a sacrifice zone for pollution.

The Environmental Law and Policy Center (ELPC) joined Gary Advocates for Responsible Development (GARD) in calling on Indiana regulators to delay the renewal of an operating permit for a Gary lime manufacturer until their environmental concerns are addressed.

Gary has been fighting the Maya Energy LLC waste processing facility for five years.

The Gary Common Council is slated to vote on a resolution expressing support for the city’s attempt to block a state-issued permit for a planned waste processing facility during its May 16 meeting.

The seminary owns five lots that are under contract to a private developer.

Hofstra University is suing the Nassau County Planning Commission over claims of violating the state’s open meetings law by failing to give the public sufficient notice about a public hearing …

A total of twenty-two candidates from a variety of backgrounds are competing to represent Gary’s six city council districts in the Democratic primary race. Gary primary voters will have between two and six choices for council member when they go to the polls on May 2.