From wearing masks to tracking temperatures, there are plenty of health considerations for Kentuckians as they transition from “healthy at home” to “healthy at work,” but here is one you may not have thought of: stagnant water in the workplace.
As of mid-June, the Cabinet had processed and approved more than 60 requests for regulatory flexibility — and was continuing to do so.
A Hardin County property, contaminated by thousands of gallons of petroleum, provided an opportunity for EEC personnel to clean up the spill using “soil mixing.”
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