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Why did you join KySEA?: Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
KFTC members are excited to be part of this alliance because we understand that Kentucky must begin to transition towards a clean energy future. For years we’ve worked to address the problems that stem from Kentucky’s dependence on coal, including harm to our air, water, land and people. Being a part of KySEA is a way to work on the solutions to Kentucky’s environmental, economic, and energy challenges. Together we can build new power in Kentucky!

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Solar Capitol Install

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Recent Entries: Clean Energy Opportunity Act Video Is Up!; Upcoming Solar Energy Workshops; Legislature again passed up chance to help farmers cut energy costs; Cincinnati Transitions to 100% Renewable Electricity; The myth of baseload power

Recent Comments: Homeowners (Andy); Homeowners (Todd); Agree with one comment (Todd); Does Scientific Data have a Price? (Todd); Does Scientific Data have a Price? (Todd)

Clean energy stories: Randy's run
Clay County, Kentucky resident Randy Wilson ran for the board of his electric cooperative on a platform of affordable energy, better energy choices, and good local jobs in 2009. Randy was the first person to oppose a sitting Jackson Energy board member since the co-op was founded in 1938. Before running for office, Randy was an active member of the Kentuckians For the Commonwealth’s Canary Leadership Network carrying a message throughout the region about the need to transition away from coal and towards clean energy.

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