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Environmental Change is Here And It Is Costing Indiana

By: Inside Indiana Business

Tuesday, September 25, 2018

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Climate change is not just about what's going to happen years in the future or in remote parts of the world. The impact of environmental change is being felt now, in communities across the United States and here in Indiana. We are seeing changes right now that are disrupting our homes, businesses, and communities. From farmers facing low yields brought on by drought to municipal governments trying to salvage flood-ravaged small towns, unprepared citizens are getting hit right where it hurts most - their pocketbook.

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