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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. ...
Earth Hour Conserves Electricity, Helps Night Sky Observers
Posted on Mar 27 2009
At 8:30 PM Saturday night, lights on the Kentucky state capitol grounds will go out for an hour. Lights...
Journalists Respond to CNN Lay-Offs
Posted on Jan 06 2009
Some of you commented on the recent news about CNN’s firing of its environmental and science staff....
A Look Back at the Year in the Environment
Posted on Dec 29 2008
“This was the year where climate change went from being controversial to being conventional.”
Attorney...
International Court…on the Environment?
Posted on Dec 02 2008
The Telegraph ran a story this week about British lawyers who are calling for the creation of an international...
U of L Joins Decades-Long National Children's Health Study
Posted on Oct 03 2008
University of Louisville public health researchers have been chosen to participate in the nation’s...
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