Air Quality
Air Quality Work Team Meeting
The Jefferson County Chapter of KFTC will begin addressing air quality issues in our city, particularly as they pertain to the communities surrounding Rubbertown chemical plants and LG&E power plants. We will hold our second strategy meeting so members can continue shaping this local campaign. Please consider joining this meeting and sharing your ideas with the group.
Jefferson County Air Quality Work Team Meeting
The Jefferson County Chapter recently decided to address local air quality issues, particularly as they pertain to the communities surrounding Rubbertown chemical plants and LG&E power plants. Please join us at our first strategy meeting as we begin shaping our local campaign.
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