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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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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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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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New “Superweeds” Resist Herbicide, Require Harsher Chemicals

Posted on Jun 16 2010
For many regional farmers, the most popular weed-killer is becoming less effective.  Now, many are reverting...
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Despite Pressure, Campuses Aren’t Phasing Out Coal

Posted on May 17 2010
Major utilities aren’t the only facilities burning coal. College campuses often have their own coal-fired...
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Cities Grapple with Rise of Urban Agriculture

Posted on Apr 27 2010
Urban agriculture is growing. And its not just city-dwellers frequenting farmer’s markets for their...
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How Did You Celebrate?

Posted on Apr 22 2010
Today, Thursday, April 22nd, is the 40th anniversary of Earth Day.  To find out how you celebrated,...
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Ohio River Fish Show Higher Mercury Levels

Posted on Apr 07 2010
Fishing in the Ohio River is a popular activity.  But the latest tests show more mercury in fish...
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State Legislatures Consider Energy Options

Posted on Mar 31 2010
As state legislatures wrap up business in many parts of the Ohio River Valley, it’s clear that...
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Earlier Spring? Citizen Scientists Help Track It

Posted on Mar 22 2010
Scientists are noticing that Spring is arriving a little earlier in some places, possibly due to climate...
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