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The Rural Blog

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Url:http://irjci.blogspot.com
Author(s):Facebook-användare
Language:English
Tags:journalism, rural
Description:A digest of events, trends, issues, ideas and journalism in rural America, from the Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues, based at the University of Kentucky, with partners at 25 universities in 16 states, from Maine to Alaska to Alabama.
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States struggle to keep up with natural-gas drilling
"State oil and gas regulators are spread too thin to do their jobs," ProPublica reports, in the nonprofit journalism outlet's latest look at natural-gas drilling. The country has "nearly one millio...more
2009-12-30
How religious is your state? By what measurement?
Mississippi is far and away the most religious state, ranking first in "absolutely certain" belief in God, daily prayer, weekly worship attendance, and the percentage of residents who say religion ...more
2009-12-30
EPA lays out possible penalties for states if they fail to clean up Chesapeake Bay
We reported in September that the Environmental Protection Agency was going to get tough with states and localities in the Chesapeake Bay watershed (right) in a redoubled effort to clean up the est
2009-12-30
Rural school group has news, data and analysis on education issues and trends
The Rural School and Community Trust is an excellent watchdog in Washington for rural education, and often a good source of information for reporters who cover rural schools. Its latest Rural Polic...more
2009-12-30
Kansas City Fed economists see little risk of sharp drop in farmland values in the near term
The value of farmland is an important underlying factor in the rural economy. The recession has "cut farm incomes and also cooled residential and recreational demand for farmland," reducing farmlan...more
2009-12-30
Repoened rural refinery in Kentucky accuses Marathon Oil of unfair competition
A small oil refinery Southern Kentucky, recently bought in bankruptcy and reopened, is accusing Marathon Oil Corp. of unfair competition that is about to run it out of business. Marathon says a dea...more
2009-12-29
'Whoppers of 2009' and other FactCheck reports can help thwart inaccurate, misleading assertions
The folks at FactCheck, who do a good job of separating truth from fiction in politics, have published "Whoppers of 2009," their most outrageous examples of inaccurate and/or misleading assertions....more
2009-12-29
More concern about livestock antibiotics' effect on people creates more pressure for regulation
"More and more Americans — many of them living far from barns and pastures — are at risk from the widespread practice of feeding livestock antibiotics," The Associated Press reports. "These animals...more
2009-12-29
Stimulus funds allocated to rural areas go to some places in metro areas; definition of 'rural' at i
"Nearly a quarter" of the $12 billion in economic-stimulus funds that has been paid out after being designated for rural areas, most of it in loan guarantees for home buyers, has gone to localities...more
2009-12-28
Drilling in Marcellus Shale leaves more chemicals than expected, as Congress reconsiders exemption
Gas drilling companies leave a lot more water and chemicals in the Marcellus Shale formation, right, than they did in similar formations elsewhere when they won an exemption from federal regulation...more
2009-12-27

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Randy Speckden 1 juni

The Rural Blog is awesome! I was fortunate enough and greatly blessed to have grown up under the influence of, and surrounded by, some great men and women. Al Cross was one of those people. He has always been, and will always be, an inspiration to me.
 

Facebook-användareden 27 januari

This blog is so interesting....what a great collection of articles. I read it every day.
 

Judith Presentden 25 november 2008

I dont' know about you guys, but here is rural NYS we have been taken advantage in many ways by NYC water supply that used our water from the Catskill, the eminent domain laws which have let investors take land, and gas companies offereing enormous amounts of money to farmers who no longer can farm because of the recession. The first thing that started to happen to us was the lose of our manufacturers that employed most of the town. We used to make the bot for the Louieville Sluggers, the last one is in our historical association building. So what will get us back on the track of growth once again?
 

Neil Linscheidden 5 november 2008

Great Blog Al!
 
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