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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is proposing to place and test barriers and deterrents to stop the spread of invasive carp species along the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers and other connected waterways, something that advocates trying to combat the fish say has been years in the making.
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A federal lawsuit filed by environmental group Tennessee Riverkeeper is aiming to reduce sewage pollution in the Cumberland River.The group says the city…
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Stewart County Emergency Management is delivering food supplies and personal care items to people displaced by flood waters. Director Clint Mathis said 20…
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A federal judge is ordering the nation's largest public utility to dig up coal ash at a Tennessee power plant and move it to a lined waste site where it…
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The Tennessee Valley Authority has finished a trial in which environmental groups accuse the utility's power plant outside Nashville, Tennessee, of…
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Environmental groups are taking the Tennessee Valley Authority to trial over whether coal ash from its coal-fired power plant near Nashville, Tennessee,…
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A Tennessee Valley Authority plan to change the disposal of coal ash has members of an environmental organization concerned about air and water quality…
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The Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet is warning swimmers and boaters to stay away from several streams and tributaries in Eastern Kentucky. The...
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has a new mobile website with real-time water information for the Cumberland River watershed, which could be useful for…
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Two species of freshwater mussels have been designated as endangered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The mussels are only found in portions of the…