Letter From Michiana: Moon Valley and Stockwell Woods
As kids, we never needed anyone to tell us how special this place was — we could feel it down to the soles of our feet.
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Letter From Michiana: Another spill
After having their drinking water threatened yet again, they must have their doubts. Do they have more in common with Yellowstone, or Flint?
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Letter From Michiana: Indiana’s Environmental Management = Fish Kill
A blast furnace closed water loop at steelmaker ArcelorMittal failed, spilling dangerous levels of cyanide and ammonium-nitrate into the Little Calumet River, which then made its way toward Lake Michigan.
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Letter From Michiana: When the bridge goes up!
It’s August, time for things to get a little squirrely.
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Letter From Michiana: Turbid discoloration
The juxtaposition of U.S. Steel and Lake Michigan invites us to contemplate the extent to which our world is designed.
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Letter From Michiana: Our newest national park
This national park, you realize, is actually a last line of resistance, a green and blue membrane holding back the accumulated pressure human will has piled on the earth and insisted was progress.
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