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Objections Lodged To Proposed Zeon Class Action Settlement
Objections Lodged To Proposed Zeon Class Action Settlement
Continue readingKRC Responds To Obama Administration Proposed Mining Reforms
The Council harbors serious concerns regarding whether the proposed reforms go far enough to assure full implementation both of the Clean Water Act and the Surface Coal Mining and Reclamation Act of 1977.
Continue readingKRC Comments On Revisions To Kentucky Water Regulations
KRC Comments On Revisions To Kentucky Water Regulations
Continue readingKRC Comments on Proposed Frasure Creek Mine
KRC Comments on Proposed Frasure Creek Mine
Continue readingMotions Challenge Kentucky-American's Condemnation Powers
Motions Challenge Kentucky-American's Condemnation Powers
Continue readingThe Challenges Ahead In Coal Mining Regulation
The Challenges Ahead In Coal Mining Regulation
Continue readingWorld of Coal Ash Conference Presentation
World of Coal Ash Conference Presentation
Continue readingUK Professor and author Dr. Ron Eller keynotes East Kentucky Leadership Conference
UK Professor and author Dr. Ron Eller keynotes East Kentucky Leadership Conference
Continue readingKentucky at the Crossroads: Adapting To A Carbon-Constrained World
Kentucky is blessed with natural resources that are the envy of other states-more flowing stream miles than any other state save Alaska; a mixed mesophytic forest in Appalachia that is among the most diverse ecosystem on the globe...
Continue readingObjections Filed To Rubbertown Settlements
Objections Filed To Rubbertown Settlements
Continue readingKRC Director Appointed To Center For Renewable Energy Research
KRC Director Appointed To Center For Renewable Energy Research
Continue readingCurrent Issues In The Regulation of Coal Ash
Current Issues In The Regulation of Coal Ash
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