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Climate Change and Population Changes in Indiana

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A controversial bill about wetlands was signed into law last week by Gov. Eric Holcomb, to the dismay of environmental activists and over 100 organizations across the state.

Today we talk about why the bill is controversial and find out how it could impact the way state leaders handle issues related to climate change.

We also talk to an expert about how agricultural practices can be improved to better protect the environment in Indiana, and learn how the housing market has been affected by the pandemic.

Produced by Mariam Sobh.

Guests:

Rebecca Thiele
Environment and Energy Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting

Lingxi Chenyang
Environmental Law Fellow, Indiana University Environmental Resilience Institute

Mathew Kinghorn
Senior Demographic Analyst, Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business