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ditched assets in Kansas." Kansas was the site of the country’s first vertical fracking in 1947. According to president of the Kansas Independent Oil &

into account use of Kansas coal. Email traffic between Sunflower and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment indicated Kansas coal, which has a higher

Baldwin Hills Oil Watch Californians Against Fracking (includes full list of groups in California that oppose fracking) Center for Biological Diversity

425 $17,305 18.0% 1 out of 2 burners Nearman Creek City of Kansas City, Kansas 261 MW Kansas City, KS 7,242 tons 25,710 337 $19,661 43.7% No Niles Reliant

Justice Sierra Club Iowa Chapter See also Kansas and coal The Great Plains Alliance for Clean Energy Sierra Club Kansas Chapter See also Kentucky and coal Coal

Carolina ($245), South Carolina ($245), Tennessee ($194), Missouri ($190), Kansas ($185), Delaware ($183), Indiana ($178), and Iowa ($166). Measuring the

the two major electric companies in eastern Kansas, Kansas Gas and Electric (KG&E) of Wichita, Kansas and Kansas Power and Light (KPL) of Topeka. KG&E was

Incorporated is a holding company based in Kansas City, Missouri, whose utilities operate under the name Kansas City Power & Light Company (KCP&L). KCP&L

into account use of Kansas coal. Email traffic between Sunflower and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment indicated Kansas coal, which has a higher

Women, the Sustainable Sanctuary Coalition, the Kansas Natural Resources Council, the University of Kansas Environs, and Concerned Citizens of Platte County

2015 MO Lake Road Generating Station (MO) Kansas City Power & Light 1 1966 90 2016 Gas MO Montrose Station Kansas City Power & Light 1 1958 188 2016 Possible

16, 2012 it was reported that a coal train derailed in Jefferson County, Kansas. No injuries were reported. The following are recent legislative proposals

up critics," Kansas City Star, May 11, 2009. "Environmentalists seek hearing on Kansas coal plant," Associated Press, June 22, 2009. "Kansas Utility Faces

owned by Kansas City Power & Light (KCP&L). In 2016, KCP&L and Westar announced merger plans, but this proposed merger was rejected by Kansas Corporation

state and regional fights over coal mining and power plants in Florida, Kansas, Appalachia, the Four Corners region, the Northern Plains, and Washington

CO2, and fossil fuel use." According to a March 30, 2008 article in the Kansas City Star, Western Fuels and its director Fred Palmer targeted a message

name West Missouri Power Company. Its chief rival in the Kansas City metropolitan area was Kansas City Power & Light. The company continued to expand through

refused to regulate carbon dioxide, were ten states (Michigan, Alaska, Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Texas, and Utah) as well as

Illinois 52,147 3,660 504 4,164 12.5 Indiana 39,102 1,986 1,626 3,612 10.8 Kansas 22 - 7 7 3.1 Kentucky 80,380 8,938 3,967 12,905 6.2 Louisiana 2,810 - 280

Facility Site Evaluation Council, November 27, 2007. Kansas Denial of Sunflower air quality permit, Kansas Department of Health & Environment, October 18, 2007