Posts Tagged ‘Louisville’

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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Fort Knox Fires Smoldering, Air Quality Improves

Posted on Oct 25 2010
Wildfires that began at Fort Knox, Kentucky, last week have died down after blanketing much of Louisville...
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Bluegrass Bioneers Conference Underway At U Of L

Posted on Oct 22 2010
The University of Louisville is hosting the Second Annual Bluegrass Bioneers Conference this weekend. The...
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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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Louisville in EPA’s Top 50

Posted on Mar 18 2010
….for its Energy Star program, that is!  Mayor Jerry Abramson is set to travel to Washington,...
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Louisville Named Energy Star Partner of the Year for 2010

Posted on Mar 01 2010
Louisville’s efforts at reducing energy consumption have been recognized by the federal Energy Star...
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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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Southeast U.S. Already Feeling Climate Change

Posted on Jun 16 2009
Researchers with the U.S. Global Change Research Program say the country is already feeling the impacts...
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New Study Reveals Higher Heart Risk from Soot

Posted on Jun 11 2009
A 1997 American Cancer Society study of more than a million people over seven years examined long-term...
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Measuring Up Louisville’s Recycling Program

Posted on Sep 02 2008
According to which ruler you use, Louisville’s recycling program is either flourishing, or lagging....
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