Energy
Indiana pursuing coal retirements despite uncertainty over federal energy policy
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Indiana will continue to move away from coal because of low natural gas costs and pollution regulations.
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These stories are about traditional and alternative energy sources and challenges.
Indiana will continue to move away from coal because of low natural gas costs and pollution regulations.
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