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Why did you join KySEA?: Kentucky Environmental Foundation
"The Kentucky Environmental Foundation has for twenty years been focused on finding clear grassroots and policy solutions to some of our community's worst environmental problems, to hold government accountable for protection of our health now and in the future. KySEA means when it comes to energy issues in Kentucky, we don't have to work alone. The Alliance offers an opportunity for many groups with a wide range of experiences and expertise to unite for clean energy policy solutions, creating a drumbeat for change that will benefit our health, the environment and our state economy."

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Why should you join KySEA?

KySEA is the only collaboration of nonprofits, businesses, faith communities and individuals in Kentucky organized around the principles of truly clean, sustainable energy that is accessible to everyone. If you care about energy, you likely already know that Kentucky is well behind the national curve in terms of using healthy, clean energy to power our grid and fuel our vehicles. It is time to move forward.

Together, KySEA is a powerful voice in the public eye and in the legislature when we lobby around issues we care about. Your voice will help to make us even stronger...

Be a part of changing Kentucky's future - join KySEA as an organization or an individual.

JOIN ONLINE: Click here to email Martin. Include the following information in the email:

Organization or Individual name
Address, phone number and website address, if applicable
Designated contact person
Names, email addresses and phone numbers of others in the organization who should be included in KySEA communications

JOIN BY SNAIL MAIL: Download the KySEA join form by clicking here and mail a completed version to Martin at 435-R Chestnut Street / Suite 2, Berea, KY 40403.

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Clean energy stories: Nolin Rural Electric Cooperative Adds Wind Power to Grid
Nolin RECC, serving Breckinridge, Bullitt, Grayson, Green, Hardin, Hart, LaRue, Meade and Taylor counties, has recently joined "the nation's quest to seek alternative energy sources," (source: www.nolinrecc.com). They have just installed a wind turbine at the RECC office, located on the Fort Knox miltary base. The turbine is part of a larger effort to use clean energy sources and efficiency to replace 35% of the total base electricity consumption in 2010.

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