Science

April 8, 2019

Indiana Receives Failing Grade for Protecting Children’s Drinking Water from Lead at Schools

More than 70% of reviewed states received “F” grade in new report
April 5, 2019

Fungus Causing Amphibian Extinction

This fungus has massacred frogs and salamanders around the world for decades by eating their skins alive.
March 27, 2019

Beached Whale Found with 88 Pounds of Plastic in Stomach

March 22, 2019

Air pollution Causing Millions More Early Deaths a Year Than Previously Estimated

March 18, 2019

Light Bulbs Reengineering American Energy Economy

November 28, 2018

Indianapolis Zoo Fights to Save Endangered Tigers

The zoo is home to three of the last 540 Amur tigers left in the world.
October 16, 2018

Gas Stations Emit Ten Times More Benzene Than Previously Recorded

Benzene is a toxic chemical known to be a carcinogen.
September 24, 2018

New Battery Research Could Change the Way People Think About Electric Cars

Scientists say they have discovered why popular lithium ion batteries degrade over time.
September 20, 2018

Invasive Pear Tree Threatens Indiana's Native Plants

Experts say the callery pear tree and its many varieties are crowding out native plant species.
August 1, 2018

Scientists Studying Popular Herbicide for Human Health Risks

A household herbicide has been on the market for years, but new research puts the chemical's safety into question.
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