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Re: Fiscal Court Votes Without Objection To Weaken Erosion Ordinance

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Marion County Adopts Resolution Opposing Bluegrass NGL Pipeline

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KRC Requests Denial of Water Quality Certification in Dock Project

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Walters Intervention Granted - Second Kentucky Pioneer Siting Hearing Held

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Legislative update. Click here for full text.

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CABINET OPPOSES ACCOUNTABILITY UNDER 404 PROGRAM:

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2018 General Assembly Regular Session: Bills We?re Watching: Third Edition

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PSC Approves Guidelines for Expanding Net Metering Opportunities

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2015 General Assembly Regular Session: Bills We?re Watching: 7th Edition

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2016 General Assembly Regular Session: Bills We?ll Be Watching: Second Edition!

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2006 REGULAR SESSION: Bills We're Watching Update #16: Complete through 4-06-06

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2016 General Assembly Regular Session: Bills We?re Watching: Tenth Edition!

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The Coal Industry: Talking The High Road, Taking The Low Road

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Coalbed Methane Regulations Are Finalized; State Retains Baseline

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Herald Leader OpEd: No zoning approval, no hearing on plant permit

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Water Quality Certification for Paducah Dock Project Challenged

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Honoring Hugh Archer

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Remembering Deb Bledsoe

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40th Anniversary of passage of Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977 is a time for sober reflection.

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Cabinet Secretary Vacates Mining Permit Decision

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