The Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet (EPPC) is the regulatory agency that enforces Kentucky’s environmental regulations. The agency attempts to balances the demands of promoting economic growth and fostering environmental protection and enhancing Kentucky’s abundant natural resources. The EPPC consists of four departments: Department for Environmental Protection, Department for Natural Resources, Department of Public Protection, and Department of Labor.
Posted by: Lawyer Sanders | March 26, 2008
Kentucky Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet
Categories
- Alternative energy sources
- Alternative fuels
- aquatic nuisance species
- Asbestos
- biofuel
- Biofuels
- Biosolids
- Brownsfields
- Bush Administration
- CERCLA or Superfund
- Clean Air Act
- Clean Water Act
- climate change
- coal
- Coal Wastes — coal ash ponds
- dioxin
- Drinking Water
- ecology
- Economic development
- Economy
- Education
- Endangered Species Act
- Energy
- Energy Supply
- Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet
- Environmental Crimes
- EPCRA
- eutrophication
- Farming in Kentucky
- Federal Food and Drug Administration
- FIFRA
- Fishing
- FOIA Requests
- Food Products
- Food Supply
- Forestry
- Freedom of Information Act
- Global climate change
- Great Lakes
- Green Cities
- Green Technology
- Greenhouse gases
- Groundwater
- Gulf of Mexico and Oil Spill
- Hazardous material transport
- Health Issues
- Hiking
- Home Land Security
- Homeland Security
- Human Heath and Environment
- hypoxia
- Karst geology
- Kentucky Division of Water
- Kentucky Environmental Educational Council
- Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission.
- Kentucky Hunting Seasons
- Lead paint
- Lead toxicity
- mercury
- Mold
- Mountain Top Removal
- Mountaintop removal
- Moutaintop removal
- MSHA
- National Ambient Air Quality Standards
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
- National Response Center
- Natural Disasters
- Neurotoxins
- nuclear disposal facility
- nuclear energy
- Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- Obama Administration
- Oceans
- Oceans/Seas
- ORSANCO
- OSHA
- perchlorate
- pesticides
- Production Tax Credits
- Proposed legislation
- Public Policy
- radioactive waste
- RCRA
- Recycling
- Recycling/Green Technology
- Safe Drinking Water Act
- Seismic
- selenium
- SMCRA
- Solar Power
- Solid Waste
- State Implementation Plan
- Stormwater
- Toxic exposure
- toxic release inventory
- Toxic Tort
- TSCA
- U.S. EPA
- U.S. Supreme Court decisions
- Uncategorized
- Underground injection wells
- Underground Storage Tanks
- USGS
- Volunteer Opportunities
- Wastewater treatment
- Wetlands
Kentucky Insurance and Environmental Matters 
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