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 […]
If you asked Kentucky Division of Mine Reclamation Enforcement InspectorJason Keaton why he decided on that Monday morning Feb. 12, to go down a dead-end logging road to inspect a mining site, he probably couldn’t give one, other than divine intervention.
A dozen members from the Energy and Environment Cabinet’s Division of Waste Management Field Operations Branch and Recycling and Local Assistance Branch helped local volunteers from Friends of the Tug Fork River, AmeriCorps, West Virginia’s Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP), and Williamson Parks and Recreation Commission remove about 500 used tires in the eastern Kentucky Appalachian community of South Williamson.
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