Tag:Indiana
Environment
Solar-Powered Mobile Barn Transforms Traditional Agriculture
Last August, Zack Smith welcomed a group of farmers, agricultural researchers, and investors to his mid-sized farm just south of the Iowa-Minnesota border for a field day
Politics
Groups Rally for Bipartisan, Transparent Redistricting Process
Good-government groups are urging transparency as state lawmakers draw new voting-district maps for the next decade of elections.
Business
Groups Work to Support Hoosiers as State Cuts Federal Jobless Benefits
advocates for working families want people to know that there are resources available to help meet basic needs.
Education
Pandemic Could Worsen Educational Inequity for Women
The pandemic may have long-term consequences on women's ability to earn degrees and make inroads in the workforce
Business
Report: Steel Tariffs Key for Economic Recovery
Northwest Indiana is the largest steel-producing region in the United States, and supporters of the industry say keeping the 2018 steel tariffs in place
Latest news
The FPA issues guidance on packaging claiming to be ‘plastic-free’
The Foodservice Packaging Association (FPA) has issued guidance to address the claims made by producers of ‘plastic-free’ packaging.
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Possible Solutions to deal with rising USA Inflation
This article discusses the causes and possible solutions to deal with rising USA inflation.
Redefining Professional Spaces: The Rise of Dual-Purpose Backyard Office Sheds in America
The American Dream Reimagined: Backyards Transforming into Profitable Workspaces
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Survivors Call for Monument in Honor of Fallen Heroes
Congress is moving forward with plans to build the monument to honor the 3,600 Americans who have earned the nation's highest award for valor in combat.