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Drakes Creek Holding Limestone Permit Challenged
Drakes Creek Holding Limestone Permit Challenged
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Eminent Domain Explored
Understanding Eminent Domain in Kentucky and how it relates to the Bluegrass Pipeline Project
Continue readingSOME BASIC INFORMATION FOR LANDOWNERS ON GRANTING AND RESCINDING SURVEY PERMISSION
SOME BASIC INFORMATION FOR LANDOWNERS ON GRANTING AND RESCINDING SURVEY PERMISSION
Continue readingKRC Calls On Bluegrass Pipeline Partners To Agree To A Comprehensive Environmental Impact Statement
KRC Calls On Bluegrass Pipeline Partners To Agree To A Comprehensive Environmental Impact Statement
Continue readingBullitt County Quarry Case Briefed And Awaiting Court Review
Bullitt County Quarry Case Briefed And Awaiting Court Review
Continue readingLand Use, the Land Ethic, and the 50-Year Farm Bill
We have seen a significant expansion, since 1970, of federal laws and programs, and corresponding state and local programs, directed at pollution control, air, water, coal mining, drinking water, and other statutes and programs.
Continue readingIs AT&T's Wireless Home Service Comparable To Existing Wireline Basic Phone Service?
Is AT&T's Wireless Home Service Comparable To Existing Wireline Basic Phone Service?
Continue readingA Closer Look At AT&T's "$14 Billion Investment"
A Closer Look At AT&T's "$14 Billion Investment"
Continue readingCouncil Expresses Concern That Costs Of Wheeling Purchased Power For Aluminum Smelter Not Be Shifted To Remaining Big Rivers Electric Co-operative Ratepayers
Council Expresses Concern That Costs Of Wheeling Purchased Power For Aluminum Smelter Not Be Shifted To Remaining Big Rivers Electric Co-operative Ratepayers
Continue readingKRC Expresses Concern With Bills Allowing Aluminum Smelters To Bypass Their Electric Generation Utility
KRC Expresses Concern With Bills Allowing Aluminum Smelters To Bypass Their Electric Generation Utility
Continue readingWill Multiple-Message Electronic Billboards Spread Along Kentucky's Highways?
Will Multiple-Message Electronic Billboards Spread Along Kentucky's Highways
Continue readingCouncil Board Endorses Biomass Campaign Platform
Council Board Endorses Biomass Campaign Platform
Continue readingThe Kentucky Resources Council is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the conservation and prudent use of Kentucky’s natural resources. Since 1984, we have dedicated ourselves to protecting Kentucky’s land, air, water, and communities.