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Kentucky 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
Continue readingAdventure Tourism Part Deux: KRC Critical Of Horse Council Letter to Fish and Wildlife Over Cranks Creek Trail Ride
Adventure Tourism Part Deux: KRC Critical Of Horse Council Letter to Fish and Wildlife Over Cranks Creek Trail Ride
Continue readingtimony On Need To Better Control "Beneficial Reuse" of Coal Combustion Wastes
KRC Supplements Testimony On Need To Better Control "Beneficial Reuse" of Coal Combustion Wastes And For Federal Regulatory Framework For Managing Coal Combustion Ash
Continue readingEPA Expresses Concerns Over Issuance of Authorizations For Dumping Mine Fill Material in Headwater Streams.
EPA Expresses Concerns Over Issuance of Authorizations For Dumping Mine Fill Material in Headwater Streams.
Continue readingKRC Opposes Beshear Administration's Energy Bill
KRC Opposes Beshear Administration's Energy Bill
Continue reading2009 Regular Session: Bills We're Watching: Fourth Edition
2009 Regular Session: Bills We're Watching: Fourth Edition
Continue readingHouse Education Committee Approves Bill Requiring Consideration of Air Quality In Limiting Outdoor School Sports Activities
House Education Committee Approves Bill Requiring Consideration of Air Quality In Limiting Outdoor School Sports Activities
Continue readingUpdated Transition Paper On Surface Mining Includes Discussion of Rahall Remining Amendment
Updated Transition Paper On Surface Mining Includes Discussion of Rahall Remining Amendment
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