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We call 'em like we see 'em.*
Art Williams remembered for bringing everyone to the table to protect Kentucky’s environment, obituary by Jamie Lucke, in the nonprofit, statewide news outlet, Kentucky Lantern, 5 November 2024
RIP, Art Williams, former LCAN Board Counsel, pictured here with is wife, Noël Rueff, center, and LCAN Executive Director, Sarah Lynn Cunningham. Art received the 2023 Winnie Helper Lifetime Achievement Award from the Kentucky Resources Council.
* Attorney General Coleman is undermining sustainable energy progress in Kentucky, op-ed by Sarah Lynn Cunningham, The Courier-Journal, 18 May 2024
* Climate change is our reality. Kentucky must work to understand the impacts it will have, op-ed, LCAN member, Henry Jackson, The Courier-Journal, 9 June 2024
LCAN and its Co-Founder and Executive Director, Sarah Lynn Cunningham, were humbled to be recognized by Bernheim Forest & Arboretum as one of its inaugural Climate Heroes, 20 April 2024!
* Hundreds of trees at risk to be cut down along Louisville highways after statewide rule changed, Ryan Van Velzer, WFPL, 1 May 2023
* Louisville neighbors upset over tree cutting, activists warn it could become more common, Mark Vanderhoff, WLKY, 21 April 2023
* A local climate action group helped a church save money and decrease its carbon footprint, and it wants to help others too, Ryan Van Velzer, WFPL, 28 Dec 2023
* New campaign in Louisville encourages community to invest in solar, Jamie Mayes, WLKY, 18 Feb 22
* New program aims to make solar energy more accessible, affordable to Louisville families, Courtney Hayden, WHAS11, 18 Feb 22
* Louisville announces program for discounted solar panels, WDRB, 18 Feb 22
* Louisville's Latest Climate Commitments Need LG&E Buy-In, by Ryan Van Velzer, WFPL, 22 April 21
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* LG&E Customers to See Smaller Rate Increase Following Settlement, by Ryan Van Velzer, WFPL, 20 April 21
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Here's what the deal on LG&E's rate increase could mean for your bill and Louisville, by Lucas Aulbach, Courier-Journal, 20 April 21
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LG&E rate agrees to reduce proposed rate increase in settlement with Louisville, by Lucas Aulbach, Courier-Journal, 19 April 21
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* People are suffering amid a global pandemic, so why is LG&E requesting a rate increase? by Sarah Lynn Cunningham and Dawn Cooley, Courier-Journal, 19 April 2021
EPA Proposes a Ban on HFC-23, the Most Potent Greenhouse Gas Among Hydrofluorocarbons, by October 2022, by Phil McKenna and James Bruggers, Inside Climate News, 11 May 21
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Chemours Says it Will Dramatically Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Aiming for Net Zero by 2050, by Phil McKenna, Inside Climate News, 17 April 21
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Louisville super-polluting chemical plant emits not 1, but 2 potent greenhouse gases, by Phil McKenna and James Bruggers,
Inside Climate News, 5 April 21
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* Louisville chemical plant emits super-pollutant equal to emissions from 671,000 vehicles, by Phil McKenna and James Bruggers, Inside Climate News, 10 March 2021
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A Single Chemical Plant in Louisville Emits a Super-Pollutant That Does More Climate Damage Than Every Car in the City, by Phil McKenna and James Bruggers, Inside Climate News, 9 March 2021
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* News item quoting LCAN.
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