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Kentucky gets big share of federal grants to clean up decades-old coal mines

Summary by lpm.org
A former strip mine sight in Knott County, Kentucky.(Justin Hicks / KPR)Environmental damage caused decades ago by coal mining still harms many Kentucky communities. A fresh cache of grant funding will boost efforts to repair the eroded quality of land and water supplies near long-shuttered mines.Of the states receiving grants, Kentucky will get the fourth-highest share, at $69.5 million. The money is distributed based on historic coal productio…

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lpm.org broke the news on Monday, May 25, 2026.
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