Former Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy headlined the Indiana Sustainability and Resilience Conference on Friday (Feb 6, 2026) in Bloomington. Nearly 500 people attended the conference, many of them students from in-state colleges and universities. The crowd broke last year’s ISRC attendance record of 450, organizer Jonathan Hines said.  

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The Indiana Sustainability and Resilience Conference will boast its highest-ever attendance this Friday [February 28, 2025], with 450 people concerned about climate change coming together to share information and propose solutions. Historically hosted in Indianapolis, the conference will take place at Bloomington’s Monroe Convention Center for the first time. 

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