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tougher environmental rules in both Indiana and Michigan. In Indiana, he has represented Peabody against the Indiana Department of Natural Resources in

2015. "Facts About Hydraulic Fracturing in Indiana," Indiana DNR, accessed Apr 2013. Rick Callahan, "Indiana studying whether hydraulic fracking by oil

North Carolina, Texas, Florida, Ohio, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Indiana, and Missouri. Georgia ranked the biggest spender on coal imports, spending

environmental rules in both Indiana and Michigan, the paper reported. In Indiana, he represented Peabody against the Indiana Department of Natural Resources

Club Illinois Chapter Stand Up to Coal See also Indiana and coal Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana Hoosier Environmental Council Heartland Coalfield

Ohio, Lockbourne, Ohio, and Beverly, Ohio; and Rockport, Indiana and Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Connecticut v. AEP et al. involves a federal public nuisance

Indianapolis, Indiana. In 2011 it was announced that the plant would convert to natural gas by 2014. In 2011 Richmond Power & Light of Indiana said it plans

the Indiana Department of Environmental Management, published the results of a decade-long study of Indiana waterways, entitled "Mercury in Indiana Watersheds"

Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia) NIPSCO, "Northern Indiana Public Service Company" (Indiana) Bay State Gas (Massachusetts) Columbia Gas Transmission

added new coal burners in Indiana and Ohio without obtaining new permits as required by New Source Review provisions. Both the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission

negotiated the settlement with the Indiana Utility Customer Counsel, the Duke Energy Indiana Industrial Group and Nucor Steel Indiana, so Duke Energy withdrew a

for three operating public utilities: Indiana Gas Company, Inc. (Indiana Gas or Vectren North), Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company (SIGECO or Vectren

added new coal burners in Indiana and Ohio without obtaining new permits as required by New Source Review provisions. Both the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission

Environmental Appeals Board, November 13, 2008. Sierra Club v. Duke Energy Indiana, Indiana Office of Environmental Adjudication, February 2008. Appalachian Voices

"The coal plant at the Indiana University Bloomington campus burns 60,000 tons of coal each year. It is all stoker-grade Indiana coal with moderate sulfur

added new coal burners in Indiana and Ohio without obtaining new permits as required by New Source Review provisions. Both the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission

residential, commercial and industrial customers in Indianapolis, Indiana and other central Indiana communities." IPALCO, the owner of Indianapolis Power and Light

through its subsidiary Indiana Gasification LLC, proposed Indiana SNG, a facility that would convert 3 million tons per year of Indiana coal into substitute

December 2008. 3. Leucadia National Corporation, the main sponsor of the Indiana SNG project, requests the Utility Regulatory Commission to put its permitting

Indiana SNG was a proposed coal gasification plant in Rockport, Indiana. It was cancelled in March 2015. Through its subsidiary, Indiana Gasification,