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Clean Air,
Clean Energy |
PRESS RELEASE:
EKPC member-ratepayers request formal review of loan guarantees to financially strained co-op
VIEW EKPC Financial Analysis Memo
VIEW Member Letter to USDA Inspector General
PRESS RELEASE:
STATE AIR DIVISION CALLED ON TO DENY FAULTY POWER PLANT PERMIT; CHOOSE COST-EFFECTIVE, CLEAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS
KEF and Other Organizations Unite to Take Action for Clean Energy Policy |
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HOUSE BILL HB408 INTRODUCED
PRESS RELEASE
Fact Sheet
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New analysis reveals investment in green energy
would create thousands of jobs in KY:
"An Analysis of the Economic Impact of Energy Efficiency
and Renewable Energy in the East Kentucky
Power Cooperative Region"
prepared by the Ochs Center
July 9 press release announcing new report
"More than 8,000 New Clean Energy Jobs Possible in KY"
KEF, KFTC and the Sierra Club release assessment of EKPC's Integrated Resource Plan:
"Preliminary Assessment of East Kentucky Power
Cooperative's 2009 Resource Plan"
prepared by Synapse Energy Economics, Inc.
June 10 press release announcing "Preliminary Assessment"
"Co-op utility unprepared for future of carbon regulation,
may put members at risk for up to $600 million"
Access Clean Air PR
ARCHIVES
click here.
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KEF's Issues
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News
Public News Service
03/01/10 "Energy efficiency could earn KY families hundreds of dollars"
Lexington Herald-Leader
02/11/10 "Bill would require renewable energy"
Louisville Courier Journal
02/10/10 "House bill would force Kentucky to use more renewable"
Public News Service
02/05/10 "State hears from residents on proposed coal burning plant"
WTVQ 36
02/04/10 "EKPC Proposed coal burning plant"
Lexington Herald-Leader
02/03/10 "Coal-burning plant would add pollution"
01/31/10 "Renewable energy requirement urged in KY"
01/28/10 "Kentucky greenhouse-emission growth worst in nation, panel told"
Lexington Herald-Leader
01/08/10 LTE "Amen on EKPC"
Richmond Register
01/05/10 "Controversy over proposed Clark County coal plant heating up"
Louisville Courier Journal
01/04/10 "Hearing scheduled for Clark County, Ky., power plant"
Lexington Herald-Leader
01/04/10 "Permit for electric plant under fire"
12/23/09 "PSC orders East Kentucky Power to justify Clark Co. plant"
12/22/09 Editorial "Shaky finances a risk to consumers"
Winchester Sun
12/11/09 Op-Ed "Coal may not be EKPC's answer for inexpensive, reliable energy"
Publications
Links to More Information
- "Asthma and Air Pollution" National Resources Defense Council, 2005
- “Asthma and the Role of Air Pollution: What the Primary Care Physician Should Know” Physicians for Social Responsibility, 1997
- “Autism Risk Linked To Distance From Power Plants, Other Mercury-releasing Sources” Science Daily, April 2008
- “Cardiovascular Risks from Fine Particulate Air Pollution“ New England Journal of Medicine, February 2007
- “Children at Risk: How Air Pollution from Power Plants Threatens the Health of America’s Children” Clear the Air/Physicians for Social Responsibility, May 2002
- “Clean Air: Dirty Coal Power” Sierra Club
- “Coal-Fired Power Plants: Understanding Health Costs of a Dirty Energy Source” Physicians for Social Responsibility
- “Death, Disease &. Dirty Power” Clean Air Task Force, October 2000
- “Dirty Air, Dirty Power: Mortality and Health Damage Due to Air Pollution from Power Plants” Clear the Air/Clean Air Task Force, June 2004
- “Lung Cancer, Cardiopulmonary Mortality, and Long-term Exposure to Fine Particulate Air Pollution” Journal of the American Medical Association, March 2002
- “Proximity to point sources of environmental mercury release as a predictor of autism prevalence” University of Texas Health Science Center, February 2008
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