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Thank you for this presentation. I am planning to switch careers and go into environmental science because for years I have grappled with that same question: "What did you do to protect this planet's natural resources when you knew the state of the climate decades ago?" We have a responsibility to future generations; I hope more people begin to realize this.

I liked the video very much, thanks you for sharing, stay safe, stay blessed

Thanks Boomers.

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I'm seeing large foam globs on the river. What is causing this?

My family came from horse Cave in the 1800s to Missouri. I want To visit

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cant they do that same thing so san francisco?

I am proud you are doing this and helping citizens feel a connection to the outdoors. This is a positive healthy thing to do. After 33 years working for Ky Division of Water and helping train citizens in Water Watch, I am all for these kinds of tools to help citizens. When you appreciate nature, I think you litter less.

What a great video! I love working for the Energy & Environment Cabinet.

I remember being a kid hadda be mid to late 90’s we went in field trip I believe us kids got on our knees with someone holding your feet while you looked through a crack and what I remember was bunch of waterfalls

Please come use this on Leestown at new circle in Lexington. Or anywhere in the meadow Thorpe area. The waste water treatment plant is so horrendous it’s almost unbearable.

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I remember this well because Madisonville volunteered to give up our Thanksgiving holiday to give our friends in that area a break so they could be with their families. The second day I was there a woman drove her car off the mountainside due to slick roads and was killed as I was trying to get from the motel to the job site. It was a busy time until we returned home.

A good job by ERT. Brings back a lot of memories.

Robbie still has got it down pat.

Glad to see Columbia Office is still doing well. Our Madisonville office always was close since the oil and gas days with George Bradel when I started in 1975.

Would love to do this but unfortunately I do not have the education

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Does the KEC offer Internships?

It did my heart good seeing Jackie Logsdon writing notes in her orange book at the drinking water tank. I was always proud of her from the day I took her to her first water plant.

I always loved working with my Forestry friends on cases and it was nice that we shared the same floor as my office in Division of Water so we thought of Forestry as extended family. They do great work and are an asset to our state.

Having done work 33 years for the Division of Water I loved my coworkers and the job. Glad he is working for our state.

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My first day at the cave was Earth Day 1990, when it still smelled like an open sewer. A year later, I helped survey the cave for the first time in the modern period, and found myself swimming with blindfish. A great success story! It shows how responsible stewardship and public support can turn an ecosystem back from the brink of death.

Dangerous job.Lucky one of those sidebooms didn't fall in the river.I wonder if the engineer survived?

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Well done video.

Having worked many train derailments in 33 years on ERT the efficiency shown with this great vantage point is how ERT folks have worked with experts on team approaches to keep people safe.

I have been there during the cleanup.

They make cleanup look easy, awesome job!

Nice video!

Then,,, they got in, fired it up & took off , the end 😝

Tell me that wasn't one hell of a ride.... Perfect editing, Great video. This is the way to watch these videos. Please do more if you get the chance. I know several guys that just work on recovering and putting these trains either on ther way, Or in this case on there way to beings rebuilt or scrapped for parts. Its a fantastic job, But you have to be ready to go to work pretty fast. And at times in some pretty nasty environments.

Cool and the gang! Top shelf outfit they can work for me

On my railroad, they just buried mistakes. Never happened.🤣

I thought this may have been in Pike county Ohio, but I already saw it. I was born in Letcher co. KY which is close to Pike co. I have back paced in Pike co. Ohio several times too, so that was confusing! I think most states have a Pike county.

Wow such dangerous clean up. Why is the river yellow?

great stop animation work thank you

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Pike County ???