The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce recently filed a “friend of the court” brief in a significant lawsuit before the Kentucky Supreme Court regarding permits issued…
Federal Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSMRE) officials were in Kentucky this week taking comment on the proposed Stream Protection Rule. The Kentucky…
As litigation continues after the final version of the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan was recently unveiled, Democratic gubernatorial candidate and Attorney General Jack…
In a 5-4 ruling Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Environmental Protection Agency’s landmark air quality rule. In their decision, the court stated that…
Kentucky’s Energy Secretary Len Peters believes the state should take the opportunity to create its own plan for compliance with new carbon emissions rules because…
Deciding whether or not Kentucky will create a state plan to comply with federal carbon dioxide regulations will be the biggest energy issue facing the…
With many big bills still left on the table, members of the Kentucky General Assembly entered the 28th day of the 2015 session with a…
There continues to be strong momentum behind much needed Kentucky oil and gas regulatory reform. Today, the House Committee on Natural Resources and Environment unanimously…
House Judiciary Committee members hear discussion on Senate Bill 5 The House Judiciary Committee heard testimony Thursday on Senate Bill 5 for discussion only as…
Local option sales tax legislation—also known as LIFT—passed the state House Thursday 62 to 35 and now moves to the Senate. The proposal, given the…