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KFTC celebrates 10 years of I Love Mountains Day
“We are here to express our love for Kentucky and our belief in its bright future,” said KFTC Chairperson Dana Beasley Brown as she welcomed the crowd to KFTC’s tenth I Love Mountains Day.
Frigid winds and snow flurries couldn’t compete with New Power as hundreds of people from across Kentucky marched up Capital Avenue and rallied on the capitol steps for a brighter future for Kentucky.
Beasley Brown thanked KFTC members for “your vision, your courage and your persistence” and recognized the many communities across Kentucky who were represented in the crowd.
Environmental concerns raised as oil companies take fresh look at fracking in Kentucky
Oil and gas drilling companies have been leasing tens of thousands of acres in eastern and central Kentucky, anticipating a huge fracking boom.
Coal ash call-in day script Nov 2014
Sample phone script for the National Call-In Day to the White House asking for the strongest possible coal ash disposal standards.
Summit: Kentucky's Future Beyond Fossil Fuels
Pipelines, Fracking, and Kentucky's Future Beyond Fossil Fuels Summit
Landowners and others affected by the proposed Bluegrass Hazardous Liquids Pipelines announce a summit to educate Kentuckians about the issues of natural gas liquids(NGLs), fracking, landowner rights, and local options for communities seeking a sustainable future.
Study Shows Direct Connections Between Mountaintop Removal Dust Exposure and Lung Cancer
A new epidemiological study adds to the growing body of scientific evidence that mountaintop removal coal mining is harmful to the health of nearby residents.
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