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SB 155: Destroying Public Trees For Billboard Visibility
SB 155: Destroying Public Trees For Billboard Visibility
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2007 Legislative Update #2: Bills We're Tracking
2007 Legislative Update #2: Bills We're Tracking
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2007 Legislative Update #1: Bills We're Tracking
Continue readingKRC Comments on Drinking Water Rule Changes
KRC Comments on Drinking Water Rule Changes
Continue readingOSM Rules Weakening Permit Blocks For Outlaw Mining Companies Is Opposed
OSM Rules Weakening Permit Blocks For Outlaw Mining Companies Is Opposed
Continue readingKRC Argues "Business Case" for Energy Efficiency At Utilities And Energy Efficiency Conference
KRC Argues "Business Case" for Energy Efficiency At Utilities And Energy Efficiency Conference
Continue readingReissuance of Nationwide Permit Allowing Filling Of Headwater Streams And Wetlands By Coal Mining Operations Is Opposed
Reissuance of Nationwide Permit Allowing Filling Of Headwater Streams And Wetlands By Coal Mining Operations Is Opposed
Continue readingComments on Glasgow Landfill Water Discharge Permit
Comments on Glasgow Landfill Water Discharge Permit
Continue readingBroader monitoring and limits sought for wastewater discharge into Lake Cumberland
Broader monitoring and limits sought for wastewater discharge into Lake Cumberland
Continue readingKRC Receives 2006 Clearing The Air Award From Lung Association
KRC Receives 2006 Clearing The Air Award From Lung Association
Continue readingReflections on The Life And Work of Earl Wilson
Reflections on The Life And Work of Earl Wilson
Continue readingFulton County Approves Ordinance Regulating Confined Hog Operations
Fulton County Approves Ordinance Regulating Confined Hog Operations
Continue readingKIPDA Plan To Nix Transit Projects In Metro Area Criticized
KIPDA Plan To Nix Transit Projects In Metro Area Criticized
Continue readingLouisville Forum Panel Discussion Focuses On Mining
Louisville Forum Panel Discussion Focuses On Mining
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