Liam Niemeyer
Environment and Energy Reporter at Kentucky Lantern
Reporter for @KYLantern focusing on Energy, Environment / past: @OVReSRC, @wkms / he/him / 📬 tips, questions or anything else: [email protected]
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5 days ago |
paducahsun.com | Liam Niemeyer |Kentucky Lantern
A nonprofit faith-based group that seeks to leverage its investing to advance human rights, racial equity and “the common good” is calling on automaker Ford to address claims of anti-union activities at the BlueOval SK battery plant in Kentucky.
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6 days ago |
hoptownchronicle.org | Liam Niemeyer
An increasingly warming climate intensified the deluge of rain that fell on Kentucky and other states in early April, according to a new report from a multinational academic group that studies climate change’s connections to extreme weather events. Torrential downpours inundated communities across Kentucky in early April, with some parts of Western Kentucky receiving more than a foot of rain in just four days.
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6 days ago |
thenewsenterprise.com | Liam Niemeyer
A nonprofit faith-based group that seeks to leverage its investing to advance human rights, racial equity and “the common good” is calling on automaker Ford to address claims of anti-union activities at the BlueOval SK battery plant in Kentucky.
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6 days ago |
dailyindependent.com | Liam Niemeyer
An increasingly warming climate intensified the deluge of rain that fell on Kentucky and other states in early April, according to a new report from a multinational academic group that studies climate change’s connections to extreme weather events. Torrential downpours inundated communities across Kentucky in early April, with some parts of Western Kentucky receiving more than a foot of rain in just four days. kAm$@>6 H2E6CH2JD :?4=F5:?8 E96 z6?EF4<J #:G6C :?
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6 days ago |
kentucky.com | Liam Niemeyer
This story first appeared in the Kentucky Lantern and is being republished here under a Creative Commons license. An increasingly warming climate intensified the deluge of rain that fell on Kentucky and other states in early April, according to a new report from a multinational academic group that studies climate change’s connections to extreme weather events.
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Climate change made widespread April flooding across KY and other states more intense, according to @WWAttribution. One meteorologist noted a small increase in flooding can be the difference between whether a river crests a bank or barrier. https://t.co/aqJ6gNDLpX @KYLantern
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