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Mountain Justice Summer Kick-Off Rally & Concert Media Katúah Earth First! Confronts Mountaintop Removal Environmental activists plan summer mining protests Capitol rallies to reflect divergent opinions on coal Two Sides On Coal Rally Face Off Pension bond pushed at coal rally Miners, management extol their friendship with coal Climb Every Mountain. Then Remove It. Don't We Have Problems of Our Own? (warning--this is the opinion of an ultra-right-wing, mean-spirited guy, who has no clue about the web-of-life, ecological economics, nor the jobs, jobs, jobs to be had in developing renewable energy) See
Janet Fout's response to "Problems" at the bottom of the text page for
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Mountain Justice Summer Kick-Off Rally & Concert
March 31, 2005
Photos by Vivian Stockman
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| Julian Martin (ball cap) and Jack Spadaro (black vest) share a thought after both had made powerful speeches at the MJS rally and free concert. |
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At first there were quite a few state cops, but after a while, some left, confident there would be no trouble. |
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Ms. Mt.Top Removal and Ms. Blasting appeared at the event. |
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Ms. Sludge Disaster was a platinum blond(e) before the sludge-ing. |
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Former Congressman and WV Secretary of State Ken Hechler lets the crowd know the truth about mountaintop-removers' proclamations that they can reclaim a decapitated mountain--Bologna! |
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| Creativity, art and fun help get across a very serious message. |
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| In the background, the giant flag erected for the earlier FOC gathering still is unfurled. The FOC banner that was pasted just below the flag was dropped a few minutes earlier. |
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