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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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Feds Move to Close Kentucky Mine

Posted on Nov 03 2010
The US Department of Labor is trying to close a Massey Energy Company coal mine in Kentucky. The mine...
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U of L, Berea Earn High Marks For Sustainability

Posted on Oct 28 2010
Berea College and the University of Louisville have received Kentucky’s top marks for their sustainability...
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New Nuclear for Kentucky?

Posted on Jan 18 2010
A bill that would make it easier to build new nuclear power plants in Kentucky is making its way through...
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Scientists Call for End to Mountaintop Mines

Posted on Jan 07 2010
Writing in the journal Science, scientists from a range of disciplines and institutions are calling on...
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New Smog Standards Pose Problem for Louisville

Posted on Jan 07 2010
While Louisville struggles to come into compliance with current Environmental Protection Agency standards...
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New Coal Ash Ponds Anger Kentucky Waterways Alliance

Posted on Dec 25 2009
A Kentucky environmental group tried to intervene in a case before the state’s utility regulators but...
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More Grants for Recycled Tire Projects

Posted on Dec 15 2009
Grant money is once again available from the state’s Energy and Environment Cabinet for projects that...
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Biomass Energy Use to Ramp Up in KY

Posted on Dec 14 2009
A new report from Governor Steve Beshear’s task force on biomass recommends that the state ramp up...
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More Federal Oversight of Surface Mines Proposed

Posted on Nov 20 2009
The federal Office of Surface Mining has announced its proposals for strengthening oversight of strip...
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