A new study shows the historical blood lead levels of children in East Chicago's Superfund site remained higher than those in the rest of the city.

The LaGrange County Soil and Water Conservation District in Indiana is among seven organizations reciving funding to install best-management practices for limiting soil loss and applying fertilizer in ways intended to keep it on the land instead of washing into the Great Lakes.

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management will sample about two dozen private wells in the Paris Estates subdivision on Monday, according to the Johnson County Health Department.

The White River Alliance hosted the state's first water summit this week. The two-day event brought experts together to take a closer look at how Indiana can protect its water resources.

The Environmental Protection Agency says replacing only some of the lead pipes leading to a home doesn't reduce lead contamination in drinking water and can even make it worse when the old pipes are disturbed.

Experts say the discovery is the planet's largest fresh water system is alarming.

The majority of Indiana's green jobs are in energy efficiency - especially in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management says newspaper readership is down and updated numbers show those printed notices cost the state nearly $60,000 year.

EPA Deputy Assistant Administrators Barry Breen and Steven Cook would handle cases where Peter Wright might have a conflict of interest.

China's standards are much stricter than what the U.S. recycling industry is used to - no more than 0.5 percent of the material can be contaminated.