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Kentucky is conducting a second round of drinking water testing for chemicals found in non-stick cookware as the U.S. Environmental Agency proposes new standards.
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Power plants and other industrial facilities released more toxic pollution into the Ohio River Basin than any other watershed in the U.S. in 2020.
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A growing body of research shows that people living near mountaintop removal coal mines face increased risks of disease linked to pollutants in air and…
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Republican West Virginia Sen. Shelley Moore Capito pressed the head of the Environmental Protection Agency Wednesday over recently released emails that…
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Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam has appointed a committee to develop a statewide plan for future water availability in the state. A news release from Haslam's…
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Kentucky is ranked near the top of a list no one wants to be on: the states with the highest number of people affected by health-based violations of…
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The chemical giant DuPont made an offer Monday to pay more than half-a-billion dollars to settle water contamination lawsuits pending in federal…
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Drinking water from the tap is an exercise in trust that most of us take for granted. But in Martin County, Kentucky, prolonged problems with the water…
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A new report says some Kentuckians could be drinking a cancer-causing chemical called chromium-6.The Environmental Working Group, a public health advocacy…
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A study of drinking water systems found 6 million Americans, including people in West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio, are living with drinking water…