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Post-Hearing Brief Filed In Estill County Power Plant Case
Post-Hearing Brief Filed In Estill County Power Plant Case
Continue readingKRC Opposes Permit To Dam War Fork In Jackson County
KRC Opposes Permit To Dam War Fork In Jackson County
Continue readingPSC TRANSMISSION LINE SITING PROCESS NEEDS STANDARDS
PSC TRANSMISSION LINE SITING PROCESS NEEDS STANDARDS
Continue readingChanges Made to Proposed Solid Waste Regs In Response To KRC Comments
Changes Made to Proposed Solid Waste Regs In Response To KRC Comments
Continue readingGovernor Restores Reclamation Bond Pool Funds; Averts Threatened KRC Suit
Governor Restores Reclamation Bond Pool Funds; Averts Threatened KRC Suit
Continue readingKRC SERVES NOTICE OF INTENT TO SUE TO FORCE REIMBURSEMENT OF MINING BOND POOL FUND
KRC SERVES NOTICE OF INTENT TO SUE TO FORCE REIMBURSEMENT OF MINING BOND POOL FUND
Continue readingLandowner Succeeds In Obtaining Groundwater Protections In Pooling Order
Landowner Succeeds In Obtaining Groundwater Protections In Pooling Order
Continue readingKRC Comments On Proposal To End Vehicle Testing In Northern Kentucky
KRC Comments On Proposal To End Vehicle Testing In Northern Kentucky
Continue readingNon-coal regs need strengthening to protect public & environment
Non-coal regs need strengthening to protect public & environment
Continue readingKRC Comments Result In State Changes To Landfill Permit
KRC Comments Result In State Changes To Landfill Permit
Continue readingKRC Comments On Proposed Solid Waste Reg Changes
KRC Comments On Proposed Solid Waste Reg Changes
Continue readingReport Is Critical of Wal-Mart Wage and Anti-Union Policies
Report Is Critical of Wal-Mart Wage and Anti-Union Policies
Continue readingKentucky withdraws haul road exemption from OSM
Kentucky withdraws haul road exemption from OSM
Continue readingKRC OPPOSES DISPOSAL OF MORE WASTES AT DOE LANDFILL UNTIL SEISMIC HAZARD FURTHER INVESTIGATED
KRC OPPOSES DISPOSAL OF MORE WASTES AT DOE LANDFILL UNTIL SEISMIC HAZARD FURTHER INVESTIGATED
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