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  • Home
  • About
    • Who We Are >
      • Campus Affiliates
      • Allies + Networks
      • Mission and Strategy
      • Our History
    • Media >
      • The Young Kentuckian Blog
      • Power to the People Podcast
      • Press >
        • Media Coverage
        • Media Resources and Contacts
        • Media Advisories and Releases
    • Contact
  • Get Involved
    • Plug In
    • Campaigns >
      • Stop LG&E's Pipeline
      • Stop Letcher Co Prison
    • Catalyst: Camp 4 Community Organizing
  • Resources
    • Resources
    • Campaign Case Study
    • COVID-19 Mutual Aid
  • Donate

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Support Clean Energy Legislation in Kentucky

​Sign our petition to the KY State legislators to show your support for renewable energy and energy efficiency legislation that can help Kentucky continue to be an energy producing state while transitioning to sustainable and safe energy sources and creating thousands of good, green jobs in the process!

Show your support here!



CAMPAIGN UPDATES

Stop the Bluegrass Pipeline!

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Campaign WON!
The bluegrass pipeline has been halted!

Put Coal Severance Tax Money Where It Belongs!

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Campaign WON!

Over 1,500 Kentuckians participated in our petition to get the Lexington Mayor to commit to return the $2.5 million taken from the Coal Severance Fund for Rupp Arena Renovations

In March he did!
See the petition here!

There is still a long way to go to ensure that coal severance funds are used transparently and for the benefit of those communities most impacted by mining.


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