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Category: Coal

Posted inAppalachia, Climate, Coal, Economies, Energy, Public Health, West Virginia

Steel-making coal upturn brings new mine, old problems to WV community

by Mason Adams October 18, 2021January 14, 2022

Some Raleigh County residents don’t want to kill coal — they just want regulators to force the mine next door to stop making them miserable.

Posted inAppalachia, Climate, Coal, Energy, Kentucky, Land, Virginia, West Virginia

The Biden administration promises to clean up mine land and create jobs in Appalachia. Here are some steps it can take.

by Anya Slepyan January 19, 2021January 14, 2022

A new administration brings potential to address Appalachia’s economic and environmental issues on a wider scale.

Posted inCoal, Justice

Join us for a conversation in Eastern Kentucky

by Lyndsey Gilpin July 21, 2019July 29, 2019

Local journalists, officials, and community leaders will discuss the media, the issues important to you, and the future of Appalachia.

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