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'Not like anything I had heard': Jeffersonville resident shares tornado experience - Vimarsana News

'Not like anything I had heard': Jeffersonville resident shares tornado experience

Severe weather across the state directly impacted a southern Indiana family who found themselves in the path of destruction Tuesday night.Matt Mudd explains the

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How bad is Louisville's air pollution from Canada wildfire smoke? - Vimarsana News

How bad is Louisville's air pollution from Canada wildfire smoke?

There has been a visible haze in parts of Kentuckiana from that smoke, and it's prompted air quality alerts.

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Kentucky has fourth-most chemical plants subject to proposed new curbs on toxic emissions - Vimarsana News

Kentucky has fourth-most chemical plants subject to proposed new curbs on toxic emissions

The administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency recently used the smokestacks of Louisiana’s “Cancer Alley” as the backdrop to announce new rules aimed at reducing harmful, toxic emissions from chemical

Kentucky has fourth-most chemical plants subject to proposed new curbs on toxic emissions - Vimarsana News

Kentucky has fourth-most chemical plants subject to proposed new curbs on toxic emissions

Manufacturers potentially subject to new emissions controls are concentrated along the Gulf Coast, with clusters in Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia.

Kentucky Has Fourth-Most Chemical Plants Subject To Proposed New Curbs On Toxic Emissions - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Has Fourth-Most Chemical Plants Subject To Proposed New Curbs On Toxic Emissions

Kentucky has the fourth-largest number of facilities that may fall under proposed regulations, including four in Louisville's Rubbertown.