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Twelve Days Will Decide Legacy of 2002 Session
Twelve Days Will Decide Legacy of 2002 Session
Continue readingPOWER PLANT SITING BILL STRENGTHENED AND PASSED BY SENATE
POWER PLANT SITING BILL STRENGTHENED AND PASSED BY SENATE
Continue readingWinchester Sun Covers SB 287 Impact on Trapp
Winchester Sun Covers SB 287 Impact on Trapp
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2002 General Assembly: Seven Steps to a Cleaner Environment
HB 244, reauthorizing the state hazardous waste assessment fund, and HB 422, which reauthorizes the waste tire fund until July 31, 2006, and creates a waste tire amnesty program, will become law. HB 496, the bill mandating that the state Natural...
Continue reading2002 REGULAR SESSION: 1,169 bills, 415 resolutions, and 18 legislative days to go.
2002 REGULAR SESSION: 1,169 bills, 415 resolutions, and 18 legislative days to go.
Continue readingHB 174 IS WHAT WE NEED TO CLEANUP KENTUCKY
HB 174 IS WHAT WE NEED TO CLEANUP KENTUCKY
Continue readingClick Here to See All The Committee Assignments, and to Learn How to Fax, Call, or Email Your Legislator
Click Here to See All The Committee Assignments, and to Learn How to Fax, Call, or Email Your Legislator
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A list of actions needed to make HB 540 worth passing
A list of actions needed to make HB 540 worth passing
Continue readingNRDC Comments on the Thoroughbred Energy Coal-fired Electric Generating Unit
NRDC Comments on the Thoroughbred Energy Coal-fired Electric Generating Unit
Continue readingThoroughbred Energy Coal-Fired Plant
Proposed monitoring for compliance with opacity, fluorides, mercury, beryllium and PM should be improved in both sophistication and frequency as suggested by the Jefferson County Air Pollution Control District in its letter of January 23, 2002.
Continue readingHOUSE RULES COMMITTEE NEEDS TO RETURN POLLUTERS' VALENTINE TO SENDER!
HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE NEEDS TO RETURN POLLUTERS' VALENTINE TO SENDER!
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