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At Thursday's LEAP-focused town hall, local representatives elaborated on last month's meeting held with Gov. Eric Holcomb, which halted any additional progress on the LEAP pipeline development. Local officials also updated residents on the progress of bills in the Indiana General Assembly aimed at addressing concerns
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"From Purdue University President Mung Chiang about the LEAP Pipeline: “Let me just say the following two points,” Chiang said. “One is, as I think some of our local community leaders said that day, that we're not against economic development. We're not against the LEAP
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* Bills filed this week that would require state-issued permits for major groundwater withdrawal facilities are in forms you can search and track at the Indiana General Assembly.
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Lafayette continues tests for new water well fields
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The NY Times covers LEAP Water Pipeline Problems
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Water now, water forever: Hoosiers deserve a clear water policy
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Transparency concerns arise after LEAP pipeline meeting in Tippecanoe County
Indiana Democrats were critical of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation's (IEDC) ongoing requests for millions of taxpayer dollars to spend, while at the same time being secretive about where those dollars are going.
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The Indiana State Budget Committee's hearing on the IEDC's request for more money shows lawmakers are becoming increasingly frustrated with the lack of transparency over where taxpayer money is going for the LEAP and Water Pipeline Project.
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State Budget Committee OKs nearly $300M in IEDC incentives, LEAP enhancements
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Gubernatorial candidates discuss economic platforms, issues during a forum on Friday
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Pull the plug on ‘water resource shell-game’ on LEAP, consumer group’s report recommends
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CAC REPORT: LEAP Threatens Hoosier Water & Wallets
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Five of the candidates running for Indiana governor were critical of the IEDC's plan to pipe tens of millions of gallons of water per day from the Wabash Valley area at a panel discussion held in Columbus, IN on Friday, December 8. The topics were economic and development
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LEAP water plan costs could fall to customers, utility watchdog cautions
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Why the State is feuding with Tippecanoe County over water for the LEAP district