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Category: Kentucky

Posted inAppalachia, Energy, Kentucky

Blackjewel left coal miners without pay. Now it might leave Appalachia thousands of acres of land to clean up.

by Mason Adams August 25, 2019January 14, 2022

The bankruptcy could signal a new environmental and economic crisis in central Appalachia, where many coal companies have failed to reclaim former mine sites.

Posted inAppalachia, Economies, Food & Agriculture, Kentucky, Land

Kentucky farmers gamble on the South’s first organic hemp cooperative

by Austyn Gaffney March 13, 2019January 14, 2022

The rapidly growing hemp industry could be a boon for farmers who once relied on tobacco.

Posted inAppalachia, Economies, Energy, Kentucky

‘They’re cutting everything’: As coal disappears, Appalachians lose access to basic services

by Mason Adams February 27, 2019January 14, 2022

Sharp drops in coal severance tax revenue have led to a massive funding gap for education, infrastructure, and law enforcement.

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