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Kentucky Power rate increase proposal also would reduce solar energy jobs for Kentuckians
The bright potential of the rooftop solar industry for eastern Kentucky could be quickly extinguished if Kentucky Power’s proposed net metering rates are approved by the Public Service Commission.
Kentucky Power customers asked to comment on proposed rate increase
Kentucky Power Company is asking the Public Service Commission to approve a 25 percent increase in both its basic service charge and its per kilowatt hour charge; public comments are now being accepted.
RECLAIM Act, AML Pass the House as part of H.R. 2, The Moving Forward Act
Now McConnell must allow Senate passage
Kentucky will have a better chance at seeing its $400 million backlog of mine reclamation projects move forward thanks to legislation passed by the U.S. House of Representatives on July 1. Both the RECLAIM Act and reauthorization of the Abandoned Mine Lands Program were included in the INVEST in America Act …
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‘Big Tent’ Environmental Justice Plan Looks Past Racial Divides
Environmental justice advocates are looking to link communities of color with experience fighting industrial polluters and landfills with polluted communities in Appalachia—a “big tent,” strength-in-numbers approach they say is ripe for results.
Kentucky restored voting rights to 178,000 with felonies. That's not far enough, advocates say
More than 178,390 Kentuckians who completed sentences for nonviolent felony convictions have regained their voting rights since Gov.
Opinion: Kentucky lawmakers must pass Breonna's Law in 2021
(N)o-knock warrants … allow armed officers to forcibly enter homes without knocking or announcing themselves … and have disproportionately been used to target Black and brown people.
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