9-30
 
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Flood
review sought: State wants U.S. Forest Service to eye logging effects
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9-30
|
Wreck
may revive coal truck debate: Lawmaker says fatal crash a reminder of ongoing
problem
|
9-30
|
In
West Virginia, Electrical Power Takes New Tack
; D.C. Area to Get Supply From Windmills
|
9-30
|
Senate,
Bush reach deal on environment documents
|
9-30
|
Troubled
Waters
|
9-29
|
Heap
of Trouble: Summerlee area battling long-lasting effects of gob pile
|
9-29
|
Negotiators
Near Agreement on Energy Bill
; Analysts Say Legislation Will Make Little Dent in Nation's Dependence on
Foreign Oil
|
9-29
|
Monitoring
coal ash
|
9-29
|
Interior
official maintains coal ties; Former lobbyist Steven Griles signed recusal
agreement
|
9-29
|
College
students killed in wreck; Car skidded into overweight coal truck on U.S.
60
|
9-29
|
Political
ads should be limited, free
|
9-28
|
Three
die in accident; Car skids into path of loaded coal truck, officials say
|
9-28
|
Provision
is key to Byrd vote
|
9-28
|
2nd
District race will be among most costly
|
9-28
|
The
Hydrogen Age: This power source could usher in an era of global equity and
ecology
|
9-28
|
Putnam
rethinks mosquito spraying; Chemicals more of a threat than West Nile,
officials say
|
9-28
|
Cheney
Argues Against Giving Congress Records
|
9-28
|
Oil
Security Sham: New Energy Bill Changes Will Increase Oil Demand
|
9-27
|
It
Takes a Solar Village
|
9-27
|
The Solar Village Website
|
9-27
|
Coal
ash sparks pollution worries; Environmentalists fear groundwater affected
|
9-27
|
Power
plant effect on park feared; Environmentalists say air at Mammoth Cave is
already dirty
|
9-27
|
Coal trucks: Will
the giant go back to sleep?
|
9-27
|
Post
9/11 involvement with nature urged; Wildlife expert fears all consuming war
effort
|
9-27
|
Turnpike
bridges can support superloads, study says
|
9-27
|
West
Nile Virus detected; Putnam man first in state to get disease
|
9-26
|
M.A.P.S.
discusses alternate source of energy
|
9-26
|
W.Va.
ranks low in campaign study; Group examines state's
openness in finance reports
|
9-26
|
Horizon
reduces earnings outlook; Eroded coal seam, federal
decision cited for drop
|
9-26
|
Massey
subsidiaries to plead guilty
|
9-26
|
Death
Toll Rises but Money in Mine Fund Goes Unspent
|
9-26
|
Coal
ash: A big unknown; Some fear toxic threat in power plant waste
|
9-26
|
Coal
ash turns up in growing range of products
|
9-26
|
Coal
shipped to Florida power plants; waste ash returned to Kentucky
|
9-26
|
E.
Kentucky company able to dump ash beyond protective liner
|
9-26
|
Air
kept cleaner, but scientists study if risk migrates (Yes!
Finally a public admittance that "clean" coal combustion technologies
produce more toxic ash. As we have been saying, from extraction, to
transportation, to burning, to disposal of the ash, there is no such thing as
clean coal.)
|
9-26
|
Coal
company sues landowners so it can repair cracks; Some defendants fear further
damage if crews are let in
|
9-26
|
EPA
to Give Papers to Senate Panel
|
9-26
|
Fossil
Fuel Burning Blamed for Parks Air Pollution
|
9-26
|
Report
Links Bush Administration Anti-Environmental Policies to Corporate
Contributions
|
9-26
|
Sierra
Club Report Shines Spotlight on the Bill that Industry Bought
|
9-26
|
End
of the Fossil-Fuel Era
; Will the European Union take the lead in staking out the future of energy?
|
9-25
|
Official's
Lobbying Ties Decried
; Interior's Griles Defends Meetings as Social, Informational
|
9-25
|
Wise
promotes production of coalbed methane; Method produces large amounts of
heavily polluted water
|
9-25
|
Mine
safety: Better enforcement needed
|
9-25
|
Haden
fill ruling right, citizens group says
|
9-25
|
Residents
question cause of dry stream; They say underground coal mine is to blame
|
9-24
|
Coal
truck bill likely stalled until January; Kiss seeking compromise
on weight issue
|
9-24
|
Senate
GOP Funds Soar Over Dems'
|
9-23
|
The
Flood Next Time 
A WV Public Radio Special
|
9-23
|
Mines
fuel pollution crisis in Pa.
|
9-22
|
Alabama
mine blast unresolved after a year; Disaster report not finished
|
9-22
|
Haden's
1999 coal ruling took many by surprise
|
9-21
|
Power
plant behind on air modeling
|
9-20
|
Fire
in the Hole:
A year after the worst coal-mining accident in nearly two decades, those left
behind sue for answers and justice.
|
9-20
|
Daily
Mail
Letters to the Editor Scroll down to "Mountaintop removal is
destroying W.Va."
|
9-20
|
State
mines off list: Officials say there is no decline in safety in W.Va.
|
9-20
|
Utility
head emphasizes community: Local issues vital to water service provider, he
says
|
9-20
|
Massey
CEO does damage control after legal troubles
|
9-20
|
Water
will keep flowing: Spokesman for buyer reassures state
|
9-20
|
Responsible
companies could mine W.Va. coal
|
9-19
|
Daily
Mail
Letters to the Editor Scroll down to "Overproduction, not weight
limits, made coal soft" and "Arrogant coal companies are the real
hypocrites"
|
9-19
|
Monongalia
power plant proposal draws concerns
|
9-18
|
Clean
coal (Sorry, Daily Mail, as long as there is MTR,
there is no clean coal. Responsible policy would be to stop subsidizing fossil
fuels and develop a Marshall Plan for truly clean energy.)
|
9-18
|
Democracy
in Deep Decay
|
9-18
|
Flood
recovery cost DOH $17.5 million
|
9-18
|
Tax
incentives could help area coal exports lawmakers learn
|
9-18
|
Activists
say flooding worsened by timbering
|
9-17
|
Lawmakers
make new push for energy legislation
|
9-17
|
Agency
seeks proposals using clean-coal technology (From
extraction, to transportation, to burning, to disposal of the ash, there is not
such thing as clean coal)
|
9-17
|
Without
sacrifice, patriotism gets lost in the shrink-wrap
|
9-17
|
Miners
escape blaze at Harrison facility
|
9-17
|
Drop
buyout, leave Cheshire alone
|
9-17
|
Assessors
critical of timber certification renewal plan (Scroll down
for brief mention of OVEC and DEP flood study recommendations)
|
9-16
|
It's
time we looked toward the new power generation
|
9-16
|
Drug
lobby dwarfs coal industry
|
9-15
|
Byrd
expresses energy concerns (He has yet to admit that as long
as there is MTR, there is no clean coal)
|
9-15
|
Developers
must meet environmental guidelines
|
9-15
|
New
synfuel firms seek profit
|
9-15
|
Radio
series profiles state's great writers
|
9-14
|
Monster
trucks: No justification for illegal loads
|
9-14
|
Massey
must pay $6 million, high court in Virginia rules
|
9-14
|
State
gets $200,000 to fight West Nile virus
|
9-13
|
Investigators
find problems in Logan
|
9-13
|
Mountaintop
removal already has left plenty of flat land
|
9-12
|
Surface
Mine Board overrules DEP coal waste dam order
|
9-12
|
Stench:
Mascaro action stinks
|
9-12
|
Truckers'
tax dodge; State should stop letting coal haulers off the hook
|
9-11
|
Ky.
truckers registering in Okla. for cheap fees; Possibly illegal practice robs
bluegrass state of tax revenue
|
9-11
|
Appalachia
Fights Coal Companies
|
9-11
|
Newer
map found of flooded Pa. mine
|
9-11
|
Map
Shows Miners Didn't Have Updates
|
9-10
|
Electricity:
Remember, power plants are infrastructure with a capital ‘I' (The
Daily Mail is behind in its research into wind, hydrogen and solar
power, energy efficiency and conservation, not to mention global warming. In
crafting an energy policy, legislators need to bear in mind the future, not their fossil fuel
funders.)
|
9-10
|
Tourism
industry attracts billions of dollars to state
|
9-10
|
Despite
DEP extension, landfill in Wetzel may still lack permits
|
9-9
|
State's
hills our strength
|
9-9
|
Coal
and gas executives disagree on what's ahead
|
9-9
|
US
agency seeks to keep energy plant info secret
|
9-8
|
Quilts
deliver a message; Winter Ross uses art to promote environmental issues
|
9-8
|
Exploring
culture at Multicultural Festival
|
9-8
|
Wise,
DEP each deny ordering extension; Landfill operator given more time on cleanup
effort
|
9-8
|
CONSOL
fighting DEP on coal dam orders
|
9-8
|
Service
Marks One-Year Anniversary of Truck Deaths
|
9-7
|
Taking
some lumps: Coal tale shows need for many energy sources
|
9-7
|
In Ky.: State
to investigate Bledsoe Coal project
|
9-7
|
Coal
Breakers Disappearing in Pa.
|
9-6
|
Families
of crash victims want truck weight limits enforced
|
9-6
|
Coal
Truck Controversy
|
9-6
|
Coal
truck opponents vow to fight on
|
9-6
|
Last
chance: OSM blew opportunity
|
9-6
|
More
job cuts ahead, Massey chief says; Company to raise production, close some
mines
|
9-6
|
UMW
head cites EPA report; Roberts says study vindicates
position on diesel hazards
|
9-6
|
Grand
jury indicts ex-mine foreman
|
9-6
|
In Ky.: Proposed
power plant in Knott wins final OK; Operation to burn newly mined and waste
coal
|
9-5
*
|
Vigilance
should mark coal truck deaths, supporters say
|
9-5
|
Coalfield
Residents Call For Enforcement
|
9-5
|
Former
Cabell judge to oversee mine cases
|
9-5
|
Ex-EPA
chief attacks Bush's utility pollution rules
|
9-5
|
Ritchie
drought declared an emergency
|
9-5
|
Group
works to save Big Sandy River
|
9-5
|
Bug
battle: State launches attack against West Nile and mosquitoes, but who's
winning?
|
9-5
|
Three
more counties find infected birds
|
9-5
|
Officials
offer some tips for prevention
|
9-4
|
National Radio Project: Warnings
from the Coalfields
|
9-4
|
Drought is far
from over; August was driest month on record in some parts of state
|
9-4
|
Multicultural
Festival planned for Saturday (Stop by the
OVEC table!)
|
9-4
|
Dunbar
to spray against West Nile
|
9-4
|
Chemical
institute revamps its toxic emissions scorecard
|
9-3
|
Wise
defends actions; Campaign gifts not related to decision, governor says
|
9-3
|
World Summit: Warnings
of disaster amid the promise of success; Leaders line up to list threats to
poor and environment
|
9-2
|
Massey
chief says company doesn't intend to relocate
|
9-2
|
'If
these trucks don't haul, we won't have our jobs.'
|
9-1
|
Uncertain
future: Smaller mines’ existence depends upon outcome of coal truck weight
debate
|
9-1
|
Petition
wants to dam coal's silt loophole
|
9-1
|
Out
of the fire, into the frying pan: Environment can't take much more of Bush's
protection (Note: MTR is not yet stopped,
but we are working on it!)
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