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National Association of Conservation Districts President, President, Kim Lafleur

Out of the Darkness and Into the Light exhibit at the Smithville Annex Gallery features concert images of music legends

Scouting’s Commitment to Sustainability and Respect for Natural Resources Evident at One of the Nation’s Most Successful Reclamation Projects

“Recycling is a public service provided by local governments."

The landmark agreement would head off a bellwether trial as the company stares down an onslaught of litigation over PFAS contamination.

Virtually any environment violation can be a crime because all that the government must prove is that it was done knowingly. For example, permit excursions commonly result in civil enforcement actions under the Clean Water Act, the Clean Air Act, and other statutes

COMMUNITY NOTES may be submitted for non-profit, civic or church-related events and published free of charge AS SPACE IS AVAILABLE in the Courier Journal. Community Notes must be submitted in

The EPA is closing a loophole that exempted half of all coal ash dump sites from regulatory oversight. But for some communities, it's too little, too late.

Early June is a good time to scan fields for giant, showy, invasive musk thistles that are enjoying a banner season in 2023 in some areas.

Festivals, car shows, concerts and more happening this weekend in the Tri-Cities