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Five elected Kentucky officials have written a letter objecting to the use of environmental, social and governance factors in the state’s credit score.
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The public comment period for next steps at the Tennessee Valley Authority's Cumberland Fossil Plant ends on Monday.
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The deep and immediate cuts in fossil fuel emissions necessary to curb climate change stand in stark contrast to current Kentucky politics. WFPL Ryan Van Velzer reports.
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Kentucky lawmakers want the state to stop doing business with banks that are divesting from the fossil fuel industry.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority is facing federal scrutiny about its electricity rates and climate action.
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Tornado outbreaks are growing larger, with more tornadoes in each outbreak, and they’re moving into Kentucky more frequently as a result of climate change.
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Louisville-based Brown Forman, makers of Woodford Reserve and Jack Daniels, recently revised its sustainability goals to be more in line with the latest science on climate change.
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Gov. Andy Beshear has unveiled a new energy for the state promoting sustainable industries, but never actually mentioned climate change or how the state plans to grapple with carbon emissions.
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State utility regulators established new rates for net-metering customers with Louisville Gas and Electric and Kentucky Utilities.
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Measure heads to Senate which plans to return to Springfield Monday