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Citizens owes Indianapolis answers on LEAP water plan | Letters

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By Vop Osili, Maggie Lewis, Leroy Robinson, Dan Boots, Nick Roberts, John Barth, Ron Gibson, Keith Graves, Ali Brown, Andy Nielsen, Jessica McCormick, Jared Evans, Kristin Jones, Frank Mascari, Brienne Delaney, Carlos Perkins, Rena Allen
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Citizens owes Indianapolis answers on LEAP water plan | Letters Vop Osili, Maggie Lewis, Leroy Robinson, Brienne Delaney, Dan Boots, Nick Roberts, Carlos Perkins, John Barth, Ron Gibson, Keith Graves, Ali Brown, Crista Wells, Andy Nielsen, Rena Allen, Jessica McCormick, Jared Evans, Kristin Jones, Frank Mascari Jan.
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Citizens owes Indianapolis answers on LEAP water plan | Letters

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By Vop Osili, Maggie Lewis, Leroy Robinson, Brienne Delaney, Dan Boots, Nick Roberts, Carlos Perkins, John Barth, Ron Gibson, Keith Graves, Ali Brown, Andy Nielsen, Rena Allen, Jessica McCormick, Jared Evans, Kristin Jones, Frank Mascari
| Yahoo Verified
Citizens Energy Group plans to supply up to 25 million gallons of water per day to the LEAP District in Boone County, drawing from multiple sources that include Indianapolis’ Eagle Creek Reservoir. For Indianapolis residents, the scale of this proposal — and the likelihood of future expansion and increased water demands — raises serious questions about long-term water security and affordability, environmental impacts and the use of eminent domain to construct new pipelines.
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Indianapolis needs to spend money to preserve urban forests Original

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By Dan Boots
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Indianapolis needs to spend money to preserve urban forests Dan Boots |  Indianapolis Star Show Caption Hide Caption Indiana's lesser-known places to view fall foliage The Hoosier National Forest is a great place to see fall foliage. Here are some lesser-known places in Indianapolis and a few hours away that can take your breath away. We are looking for a meaningful commitment to preserve Indianapolis' few remaining urban forests and grow Indy Parks’ greenspace inventory for our citizens.
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