BY JESSE TRAYLOR In the heart of Kentucky, a crucial mission is underway to locate the elusive Indiana bat. It’s one of the 16 species of bat documented in the state, and, unfortunately, is also one of the three on the list considered endangered under the Federal Endangered […]
BY AIDAN DILLARD-HIJIKATA “How do we balance the quality of life and the quality of the environment?” That may be a loaded question, but it’s one that the National Conservation Foundation (NCF) has encouraged young, aspiring environmentalists to consider. The Foundation’s sustainability project, Envirothon, hosted annually since 1999 […]
Nearly 900 gas pipeline leaks were caused by excavation last year in Kentucky, according to data from the U.S. Department of Transportation. But that number is down – half what it was in 2005 – in part due to awareness and the Pipeline Strike Response Training provided by the Kentucky Service Commission (PSC).
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