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Laura Gottesdiener: the King Is Dead!
• August 25, 2015
• 500 Words • 5 Comments • Reply
On August 5th, West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey banded together with 15 other state attorneys general to demand that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) suspend the implementation of new rules devised by the Obama administration to slow the pace of climate change. The regulations, announced just two days earlier, sought to reduce power plant... Read More
Coal Dethroned
In Appalachia, the Coal Industry Is in Collapse, But the Mountains Aren’t Coming Back
• August 25, 2015
• 2,900 Words • 1 Comment • Reply
In Appalachia, explosions have leveled the mountain tops into perfect race tracks for Ryan Hensley’s all-terrain vehicle (ATV). At least, that’s how the 14-year-old sees the barren expanses of dirt that stretch for miles atop the hills surrounding his home in the former coal town of Whitesville, West Virginia. “They’re going to blast that one... Read More
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