Chapter: Perry County
Do you want the absolute best for your family and our Perry County community? So do we.
If you believe, as we do, that working together is the best way to create a better Perry County, then we invite you to be part of our local KFTC chapter.
We are a diverse group of Perry Countians – teachers, retired coal miners, students, unemployed, moms, grandparents and many more. We work together – as we have for 30 years – to protect our water and land, bring new energy and new jobs to our area, share our vision with elected officials and make sure Perry County is a safe place to call home for everyone.
We support each other, have fun and get things done. Come join us at our next potluck chapter meeting!
Recent Activities
AEP/Kentucky Power should be forward looking
Tanya Turner on May 21, 2013 in , Just Transition, , Energy Democracy, , Sustainable Energy, Perry County, Power Plants
Another legal round in the campaign for clean water
KFTC on May 17, 2013 in Coal and Water, Enforcement, , Mountaintop Removal and Strip Mining, Big Sandy, , Perry County, Water Quality
Great resources and videos from Appalachia's Bright Future conference now online
KFTC Staff on May 8, 2013 in New Energy and Transition, Just Transition, Big Sandy, , Harlan County, , Perry County, , Rowan County
Review of research adds support for moratorium on mountaintop removal
KFTC on April 24, 2013 in Coal and Water, Mountaintop Removal and Strip Mining, Big Sandy, , Perry County, Air Quality, , Water Quality
Appeals Court agrees: permit used to bury streams with mining wastes not valid
KFTC on April 22, 2013 in Coal and Water, Enforcement, Big Sandy, , Harlan County, , Perry County, Water Quality