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).
In mid-August, the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources (KDFWR) surveyed a site on the Green River to assess the presence of freshwater mussels. Kentucky Division of Water and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet assisted in the effort.
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 […]
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