By Robin Hartman Most people flush the toilet without a second thought. But what happens with sewage once it clears the crapper has become a problem for many local communities across Kentucky, especially those that rely on package plants to treat wastewater. Package plants, small privately owned and […]
By Nathan Starnes It was the English concept of ‘Been to America’ that caused Environmental Scientist Advisor John Walker to think about leaving Britain many years ago. While researching infectious diseases at the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom in 1998, Walker followed a well-beaten path as […]
n estimated $16 million construction project will soon be underway to give the city of South Shore reliable, safe drinking water, replacing an emergency temporary waterline that has supplied water from Portsmouth, Ohio since South Shore shut down its city wells that were found in 2019 to contain elevated levels of “forever chemicals.”
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