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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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KSU Plans Floating Lab On Kentucky River

Posted on Oct 24 2010
Kentucky State University in Frankfort is expanding its aquatic research capabilities to the nearby Kentucky...
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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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Coal Ash Water Pollution Worse Than Thought

Posted on Aug 26 2010
Two environmental groups have issued a new report showing even greater pollution from coal ash –...
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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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Future of Southeastern Forests Is In Owners’ Hands

Posted on Jun 30 2010
The nation’s Southeastern forests are among the world’s most biologically diverse. And they’ve...
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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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Gas Drilling Under New Scrutiny; Water Quality at Issue

Posted on Jun 18 2010
Natural gas drilling in the Ohio River Valley is receiving more environmental scrutiny, with new regulations...
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21st Annual “River Sweep” to Clean Up Ohio June 19

Posted on Jun 18 2010
Photo credit: ORSANCO The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission will call on communities along...
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