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Karl Schneider

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Environment reporter @indystar. Formerly Naples Daily News, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and News21 Email: karl.schneider@indystar.com
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Resignations fault state for failing to protect natural resources Original

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By Karl Schneider Verified, Sophie Hartley Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Four members of the state's Natural Resource Commission, a body that oversees regulation inside the Department of Natural Resources, recently resigned. • The former commissioners expressed concern about the trajectory of the department's rulemaking process, which they say is degrading public trust. • In their letters and interviews with IndyStar, the commissioners detailed a behind the scenes look into how Indiana's natural resource regulatory process is changing under the current administration.
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Canada wildfire smoke leads to air quality alerts for Sunday, Monday Original

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By Karl Schneider Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Smoke from Canada’s wildfires will continue to affect air quality in Indianapolis later this weekend and into early next week. While Indianapolis did not issue an alert for Saturday, July 18, the city’s Office of Sustainability did issue Knozone Action Days for Sunday, July 19, and Monday, July 20, “due to high levels of particulate pollution.” The Indiana Department of Environmental Management also issued Air Quality Action Days for Saturday, Sunday and Monday for portions of the state.
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Canada wildfires prompt poor air quality alerts in Indianapolis Original

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By Karl Schneider Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Canadian wildfire smoke over central Indiana will contribute to unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups on July 17, prompting Indy’s Office of Sustainability to issue a Knozone Action Day. The city office issues Knozone alerts when air pollution, such as the particulate matter associated with wildfire smoke, rises above acceptable thresholds. The office’s predictions for Friday show an air quality index in the 101-150 range, meaning members of sensitive groups may experience health effects.
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