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Kentucky Environmental Foundation Hopes to Spur EPA Decisions

Posted on Apr 29 2011
The Kentucky Environmental Foundation is hoping to encourage the Environmental Protection Agency to rule...
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What Is the Impact of Coal on America’s Environment, History and Culture?

Posted on Apr 07 2011
Why do Americans contribute more heat-trapping gases to the atmosphere than Europeans with similar standards...
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Fort Knox Fires Smoldering, Air Quality Improves

Posted on Oct 25 2010
Wildfires that began at Fort Knox, Kentucky, last week have died down after blanketing much of Louisville...
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Climate Reality Tour Stops In Louisville

Posted on Oct 15 2010
Two men who are biking from West Virginia to Mexico stopped in Louisville Friday. James Ploeser and Jamie...
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EPA Holds Coal Ash Hearing

Posted on Sep 28 2010
Representatives of the coal industry, environmental groups, religious organizations and others gathered...
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Interfaith Power And Light To Discuss Coal Ash

Posted on Aug 31 2010
A religious environmental group will discuss coal ash issues Tuesday evening in Shively. Kentucky Interfaith...
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Region’s Coal Plants, Industry Could Face Change Under Kagan

Posted on Aug 06 2010
Environmental groups are praising the appointment of Elena Kagan to the U.S. Supreme Court.  But Legal...
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Southeastern Forests Are Disappearing: What’s It Worth to You?

Posted on Jun 24 2010
What’s the value of a forest? It depends on whom you ask. But the nation’s Southeastern forests may...
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Going “No Coal” a Luxury for Most Campuses, Not U of L

Posted on Jun 16 2010
The use of coal to heat buildings will be phased out on the University of Louisville’s Belknap campus...
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Pennsylvania, Ohio Likely to Not Meet Lead Standards

Posted on Jun 15 2010
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued its recommendations for which areas – either...
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