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Blackburn promotes coal, nuclear while Green vows to protect Tennessee's rivers, forest and farmlandWhile the state is likely to elect its first female governor this fall, the two leading candidates represent vastly different perspectives on energy and environmental priorities. -
Ahead of next year's legislative session, Kentucky hemp industry leaders asked lawmakers to change how they’re regulated — that’s if federal law doesn’t ban intoxicating products first.
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