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DBNF Comments

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Revised House Bill 5 Broadens Incentives for Renewable Energy Providers

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Notice of Intent To Sue Pursuant To Clean Water Act Section 505 and 5 U.S.C. Sections 701-706

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KRC Comments on Proposed Changes To Noncoal Permitting Regulations

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KRC Does Not Support Constitutional Amendment #2

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Coal Mine General Water Discharge Permit Conditions Tightened

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2014 GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION: Bills We?re Watching: The Prefiled Edition

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Bill To Lift Nuclear Power Plant Construction Ban Opposed

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Council Expresses Concern That Costs Of Wheeling Purchased Power For Aluminum Smelter Not Be Shifted To Remaining Big Rivers Electric Co-operative Ratepayers

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A Closer Look At AT&T's "$14 Billion Investment"

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Opening Brief Filed In Case Challenging Issuance of Mine Permits

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KRC Comments on Open Burning Regulation Revision

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Bowling Green Daily News: Barren residents question land uses

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In remembrance

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Graduation Address to Fall 2007 Neighborhood Institute Graduates

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REFLECTIONS ON THE LIFE AND WORK OF PROFESSOR PAUL OBERST

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KRC Comments on OSMRE Oversight Improvement Initiative

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State Suspends Effort To Assume Primacy Over Section 404 Permits

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Kentucky?s Proposed Hunting Amendment A Solution In Search Of A Problem

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Skewed Composition Of Legislative Panel on Climate Change Criticized

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