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Republican Gubernatorial Candidates Discuss Mountaintop Removal

Posted on Apr 29 2011
The three Republican candidates for Governor of Kentucky have shown varying degrees of support for the...
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Endangered Cranes Spend Thanksgiving in Kentucky

Posted on Nov 25 2010
Eleven endangered whooping cranes on an ultralight-guided migration are spending Thanksgiving in western...
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The Saga Ends: Indian Head Rock Returned To Kentucky

Posted on Nov 04 2010
The Indian Head Rock is back home in Kentucky. The eight ton boulder was pulled from the Ohio River...
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Winds of Change?

Posted on Aug 24 2010
The Indianapolis Star is reporting that two schools in Central Indiana’s Union City have installed...
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Update: Endangered Mussels Return to Wild

Posted on Jan 14 2010
Decades of pollution and habitat loss have put a large percentage of our watershed’s freshwater mussels...
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Some Progress, Some Waiting: Louisville’s Climate Plan

Posted on Dec 18 2009
In April 2005, Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson signed on to the U.S. Mayors’ Climate Protection Agreement.  ...
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Biomass: Energy of the Future?

Posted on Dec 02 2009
On a recent Tuesday evening, residents of Scottsburg, Indiana gathered in the plain white sanctuary...
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Carbon Capture Tech Makes Progress, But Enough?

Posted on Nov 03 2009
(Part two of a two-part series on carbon capture and storage. Listen to part one here.) This October,...
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Psychology Joins Fight Against Global Warming

Posted on Oct 12 2009
“Thank you for choosing Earth as your planetary vehicle.  We hope you enjoy the many wonderful features...
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RFK Jr. Helps Launch Green Housing, Jobs Partnership

Posted on Sep 16 2009
Environmental attorney Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. spoke to a crowd gathered today in the parking lot of Liberty...
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