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WEKU Covers KSEC's Renewable Energy Spotlight

6/9/2017

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Excerpt from "Renewable Energy, Focus of Ky Student Environmental Event":
The Kentucky Student Environmental Coalition is sponsoring a series of events to educate young Appalachians about opportunities in media, energy, food and creative sectors.  

Coalition Organizer Cara Cooper says it’s not solely a reaction to the long-standing coal industry’s presence in the region,  “Regardless of what the coal industry looks like in the next couple of years in terms of job creation or job loss, I think there’s still interest from young Kentuckians in different industries coming on board and to really diversify our economy so we’re not putting all of eggs into one basket."
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Saturday’s program will include a presentation about the energy efficiencies implemented in Benham in Harlan County.
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