At an annual foreign policy conference at Indiana University last month, Lugar said climate change deserved more of a focus.

A recent study including Purdue University researchers finds forests are an efficient way to capture and store carbon but with limits.

Goshen is voicing a commitment to reducing carbon emissions, increasing energy efficiency and boosting the use of renewable energy.

While 80% of survey respondents think climate change is happening, they underestimated their fellow Hoosiers and suspected only a little more than half agreed.

Its part of 120 such events planned around the country and several around the world.

A new report from the Purdue Climate Change Research Center shows that as Indiana warms, the state will demand more cool air and less heat.

National Weather Service reports indicate about half of Indiana's counties are expected to get heavy rains through Friday. Some southern counties may get more than 3 inches.

The Christmas Bird Count is annual event to collect data on birds around the globe. And that information can also tell us about the climate.

Hotter, wetter summers have increased the amount of fungus and insects in the area, which makes it harder for the trees to grow.

Whether it's stronger hurricanes or long-lasting wildfires, the report says climate change is having an impact on extreme weather events across the country.