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Louisville Forum Panel Discussion Focuses On Mining
Louisville Forum Panel Discussion Focuses On Mining
Continue readingWater Discharge Permit For DOE Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant Challenged
Water Discharge Permit For DOE Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant Challenged
Continue readingEPA Advisory Committee Recommends Tightening 8-Hour Ozone Standard
EPA Advisory Committee Recommends Tightening 8-Hour Ozone Standard
Continue readingKRC Recommends Denial of Wetlands Permit For Renaissance Zone Project
The applicant(s) propose to discharge some 110,000 cubic yards of fill material obtained from on and off-site sources into 18,63 acres of forested wetlands, 1.79 acres of emergent wetlands, and .64 acres of scrub/shrub wetlands, and to additionally..
Continue reading6th Circuit Affirms EPA Approval of Northern Ky. Vehicle Program End
6th Circuit Affirms EPA Approval of Northern Ky. Vehicle Program End
Continue readingCEMEX Asked To Provide More Data On Proposed Use of Tires And Sludge For Cement Kiln Fuel
CEMEX Asked To Provide More Data On Proposed Use of Tires And Sludge For Cement Kiln Fuel
Continue readingManagement System Needed To Track MSD's Air Permit Compliance Obligations
Management System Needed To Track MSD's Air Permit Compliance Obligations
Continue readingKRC Asks For Stricter Limits On Water Discharge Permit For DOE Paducah Facility
KRC Asks For Stricter Limits On Water Discharge Permit For DOE Paducah Facility
Continue readingKRC and Mountain Watershed Ass'n. Oppose Pennsylvania Coal Mine Blasting Rule Changes
KRC and Mountain Watershed Ass'n. Oppose Pennsylvania Coal Mine Blasting Rule Changes
Continue readingKRC Proposes Enhancements In Public Notice
KRC Proposes Enhancements In Public Notice And Input In Louisville's STAR Air Toxics Program
Continue readingKRC Statement Responds To ATSDR Rubbertown Health Consultation
KRC Statement Responds To ATSDR Rubbertown Health Consultation
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