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Miners’ Widows Sue Operator Over 2010 Accident

Posted on Apr 29 2011
The widows of two men killed in a mine accident in Kentucky last year are suing the mine’s operator....
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Beshear Visits Mountaintop Removal Sites

Posted on Apr 08 2011
Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear spent part of Thursday visiting mountaintop removal coal mining sites...
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Sewage Spill Fouls Ohio River in Louisville

Posted on Nov 02 2010
Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District officials estimate 4.1 million gallons of sewage spilled into...
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Sixth Mining Fatality of Year in Kentucky

Posted on Oct 27 2010
Kentucky has recorded its sixth mining fatality of 2010, this one involving a western Kentucky coal miner. State...
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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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State To Continue Contract With Climate Change Consultant

Posted on Aug 19 2010
entucky state government will continue a $200,000 contract it has with a Washington consultant on climate...
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Widespread Carbon Capture Possible Now, Task Force Says

Posted on Aug 12 2010
A federal task force has just delivered its recommendations to President Barack Obama for accelerating...
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