11-30
  
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Restudy:
DEP delay welcome
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11-30
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Water
sensors safely map old coal mines
|
11-30
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Sen.
James Jeffords: Mandate for the Middle
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11-30
|
Massey
Energy’s credit rating lowered; Rating service cites refinancing problems
|
11-29
|
Clean
air: Bush guts provisions
|
11-29
|
A
miner's creed: Save your brother ... save the mine
|
11-29
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UN
Consecrates Water As Public Good, Human Right
|
11-29
|
U.S.
judge rejects mid-case appeal on Cheney papers
|
11-29
|
Crews
continue demolition
|
11-28
|
Judge
Again Bars Effort to Keep Cheney Files Secret (His first
ruling is on appeal to a higher court where the Judge is a Bush & Co.
buddy)
|
11-28
|
Court
Requires Cheney to Disclose Energy Documents
|
11-28
|
EPA
changes could boost Wyoming coal demand
|
11-27
|
Miners
to speak to investigators again
|
11-27
|
Portrait:
Eric Schaeffer, at the top of his lungs
|
11-27
|
The environment under assault
|
11-27
|
Christie
Whitman's Tribulations
|
11-27
|
Workers'
Comp: The core of the problem
|
11-26
|
At Marshall University: Hydrogen-based
fuel foundation for "freedom-car"
|
11-26
|
Is
Judge's Past Prologue in Cheney Case?
|
11-26
|
Every
Breath You Take
|
11-26
|
Retreating
on clean air
|
11-26
|
Sandvik
AB to Close West Virginia Plant
|
11-26
|
New
panel will tackle energy policy
|
11-26
|
Federal
agency reopens Quecreek mining probe
|
11-26
|
Quecreek
commission says better maps are a must
|
11-26
|
Schweiker
retains 500-foot mine buffer
|
11-25
|
Environmental
War Clouds
|
11-25
|
Environmental
shift
|
11-25
 
|
The
Bad News Birds
MTR
Threatens Cerulean Warbler
|
11-24
|
Are
We Protecting Secrets or Removing Safeguards?
|
11-24
|
Opponents
to Fight Eased Air Rules
|
11-24
|
White
House Connections to Energy Giants Under Investigation Emerge
|
11-24
|
Going
Backwards: EPA
Eases Rules on Air Cleanup
|
11-24
|
Author
says action key to politics
|
11-23
|
Massey
wants violations kept out of trial
|
11-23
|
Fairness
of hearing questioned; Coal firm contends its due process rights were violated
|
11-23
|
EPA
may not set rules for coal ash disposal
|
11-23
|
Clean
air rules eased on plants; Decision called boost for West Virginia but
northeastern states plan to file suit
|
11-23
|
Bush
Weakening of Clean Air Act Threatens Public Health, Says NRDC
|
11-23
|
Permanent
Grandfathering
|
11-23
|
E.P.A.
Says It Will Change Rules Governing Industrial Pollution
|
11-23
|
States
Plan Suit Over Air Changes
|
11-23
|
Bush
Seeks to Ease Pollution Rules for Utilities
;
Environmentalists, Business Criticize Proposed Guidelines
|
11-23
|
Bush Administration Eases Air Pollution Controls
|
11-23
|
EPA
loosens clean-air rules
|
11-23
|
EPA to
ease clean air requirements; Environmentalists, group
of states plan to file lawsuit
|
11-23
|
EPA
loosens clean-air rules; Bush policy could affect settlement on S. Indiana
plant
|
11-23
|
Mining
union files appeal; Decision against health standards leads to action
|
11-23
|
Mining
Resumes Where 9 Were Trapped
|
11-23
|
Texas
company sells last coal holdings
|
11-23
|
Clean
air rules could hurt W.Va., environmentalists say
|
11-22
|
M.A.P.S.
speaker says media ignorant
|
11-22
|
Mining
union files appeal; Decision against health standards leads to action
|
11-22
|
Bush
administration to release new pollution rules
|
11-22
|
UMW
health-care bill dies in Senate
|
11-22
|
AEP
to explore underground CO2 disposal at Mason plant
|
11-22
|
Union
appeals health ruling on air in mines
|
11-22
|
Air
agency prodding companies for reports; Main polluters not filing all reports,
official says
|
11-21
|
Massey
credit rating downgraded
|
11-21
|
Federal
agency predicts drop in coal prices; Report envisions percent drop over 25
years
|
11-21
|
Agency
taking coal companies to court; State files lawsuits to recoup $1 million in
overdue fines
|
11-21
|
M.A.P.S.
guest sets focus on environmental issues, solutions
|
11-21
|
EPA
seeks comment on new compliance Web site
|
11-20
|
Energy
and War
|
11-20
|
More
clouds forming over Whitman's EPA tenure
|
11-20
|
Almost
there: a commercially viable fuel cell
|
11-20
|
Massey
mine flood under investigation
|
11-20
|
Caputo
gearing up second coal truck bill
|
11-20
|
Talk
show host Hightower speaks Thursday at MU
|
11-20
|
Report
favorable on public financing of Ky. election
|
11-20
|
State
economy 'not out of woods,' but bottom in sight
|
11-20
|
Federal
OK given to reopen Quecreek
|
11-19
|
Coal
plant expansion ruins town, suit says
|
11-19
|
Keeping
Coal Out
|
11-19
|
A
Group Links Fuel Economy to Religion
|
11-19
|
Researchers
Eyeing Coal for Gas
|
11-19
|
Workers’
Comp debt skyrockets
|
11-18
|
Oil,
Air, Energy Laws In Play
: Environmentalists Fear New Senate
|
11-18
|
Group
maps out peaceful solution (Be sure to
see schedule of this week's events!)
|
11-18
|
Moving
coal in pipes, conveyors old news in W.Va.
|
11-17
|
Agency
questions federal power plan; Commission fears proposal will raise rates in
state
|
11-17
|
Byrd
trying to rescue UMW fund; Miners' health-care plan may be bankrupt by
June
|
11-17
|
Flooded
coffers; FEMA, state officials question decisions that quadrupled cost of
school repairs
|
11-17
|
Personal
wealth no election factor; 20 congressional candidates spent at least $1
million of own money; 19 lost
|
11-16
|
Environmentalists
make case against wind farm; Public hearing Monday in Charleston
|
11-16
|
Miners'
Complaints Worry Colleagues
|
11-15
|
US
judge asked to find Bush admin in contempt
|
11-15
|
US
energy bill dead until next Congress
|
11-15
|
Energy
bill out, Jay says; GOP may draft new bill in 2003 (As long
as there is MTR there is no such thing as "clean" coal)
|
11-15
|
Carmakers
savor GOP rule
;
Industry sees friendly faces in Congress to push expanded trade, ease clean air
laws
|
11-15
|
Abandoned:
Fix bond mess now
|
11-15
|
Did
mine probers dig deep enough? Miners' answers shed little light on accident
|
11-15
|
Inquiry
Links Inaccurate Maps to Mine Accident That Trapped 9
|
11-15
|
Miners
Didn't Think Conditions Odd
|
11-15
|
Thousands
of voters sent a message
|
11-15
|
Coal
Firm Horizon Cites Weak Economy
|
11-14
|
Consumers
Win with Congressional Rejection of Energy Bill
|
11-14
|
US
"energy lite" bill omits wind, renewable fuels
|
11-14
|
Workers
thought Quecreek mine was ‘normal,' report says; Lawyer for miners who were
trapped criticizes report
|
11-14
|
U.S.
maps path to hydrogen economy Hydrogen
Information Network Hydrogen
Energy Roadmap
|
11-14
|
Pollution
from power plants expected to get worse
|
11-14
|
Bond
sale money to pay for new DEP office
|
11-14
|
Election
spending must be curtailed (That's why it is time to pass
the WV Clean Elections Act)
|
11-13
|
Documents
Reveal Enron's Clout on Energy Agenda
|
11-13
|
US
negotiators agree on 'energy lite' bill
|
11-13
|
Mine
flooding will get more scrutiny; Quecreek disaster prompts closer look at mine
maps
|
11-13
|
Public
campaign financing sought; Group says it would cost state $2.8 million
|
11-13
|
Coal-fired
plant's air permit appealed
|
11-12
|
MSHA
|
11-12
|
Built
to fail
|
11-12
|
Hear
no energy evil (See11-9 and 11-10 news on Peabody and Griles)
|
11-12
|
Mailed
report a no-show; State official says Lisa Smith's filing came by fax today
|
11-12
|
Government
earns praise; Watchdog group says state laws promote integrity (As
Mr. Wimmer says, looks good on paper...)
|
11-12
|
Environmental
Issues No Pushover for Bush
|
11-12
|
Coal-bed
gas could help mining region (Maybe
we should learn from Wyoming folks before embracing this water-wasting energy
source)
|
11-11
|
Weeks
eager to pursue tax reform Who
is Weeks? More
on Weeks Weeks'
supporter Other
supporters And
others
|
11-11
|
Churches,
environmentalists join to promote saving Earth
|
11-11
|
Say
‘hi’ to the hybrids: Cars merge gas and battery power
|
11-11
|
Daschle:
Democrats Can Block Alaska Oil Drilling
|
11-11
|
GOP
Eyeing Tax Cuts, Energy, Judges
|
11-10
|
Cleaning
up after coal; DEP success story in McDowell County offers warning about
reclamation fund A "Must
Read!"
|
11-10
|
Setback for
Safety in Mining
|
11-10
|
Byrd
predicts little guy to lose with GOP Senate
|
11-10
|
Bill Moyers: Election
2002
|
11-10
|
Demands
for the water supply; Environmentalist preaches protection of the state's water
|
11-10
|
Quecreek
report blames bad maps
|
11-10
|
Museum
had map needed at Quecreek mine; Investigators
found it not far from where nine miners nearly died
|
11-10
|
U.S.
officials prompted power plant seesawing (Peabody
Coal has "donated" over $900,000 to Bush and Co!)
|
11-9
|
Power
plant finding changed after Griles' intervention; Park agency dropped claim
facility would pollute air near cave (Peabody
Coal has "donated" over $900,000 to Bush and Co! Can
you say "quid pro quo?")
|
11-9
|
Association's
support award-winning cynicism
|
11-9
|
More
Than 100 Public Interest and Environmental Groups Urge Congress to Reject
Energy Bill
|
11-9
|
UMW
blasts Quecreek mine flooding report
|
11-9
|
Granny D: How
to Break the American Trance A "Must Read!"
|
11-9
|
How
the power shift will affect energy issues
|
11-8
|
Election
may alter truck debate; Supporters of existing limits
say it's not a party issue
|
11-8
|
Faulty
maps blamed for mine flood; Quecreek report identifies
possible legal violations
|
11-8
|
Mine
Probe Finds Possible Violations
|
11-8
|
Going
for a Sunday Drive
: Evangelical Campaign Focuses on Environmental Awareness
|
11-8
|
Lobbies
Hope The Elephants Won't Forget
|
11-8
|
Bush
faces fight with new Senate on Alaska oil
|
11-8
|
Grim
Returns For Green Lobby:
Election Night With The League Of Conservation
Voters
|
11-8
|
Environmentalists
Fear GOP Gains
|
11-8
|
Conservation
Groups Fear Republican Congress
|
11-7
|
Sludge
revisited
|
11-7
|
Maine
and
Arizona
elect scores with full public financing Clean Elections (WV
Clean Elections Act based on same proven legislation)
|
11-7
|
In Kentucky: Rules
on sediment ponds tightened; Some
are too small to control runoff inspections reveal
|
11-7
|
Republican
gains raise fears among environmentalists
|
11-7
|
Loss
has high price for Byrd (See end of
article where Daily Mail touts Clean Elections)
|
11-7
|
Republicans
Win, Environment Loses in 2002
|
11-7
|
White
House sees better prospects for energy bill
|
11-7
|
Republicans
Poised to Enact Agenda
|
11-7
|
Environmental
'Magna Carta' law under fire; A law that subjects all federal projects to an
environmental-impact study faces review
|
11-7
|
Switching
to Fluorescents and Saving Energy One Bulb at a Time
|
11-6
|
Date
to hear mining case moved up
|
11-6
|
Blind
oversight:
Feds not interested in truth about mine disasters
|
11-6
|
The
Clean Elections idea would help: Public financing hurts fat cats, gives voters more choice
|
11-6
|
Flooding
threat at strip mines: Sediment-pond violations prompt Kentucky to tighten
requirements; Companies say nature is partly to blame
|
11-6
|
Massey
slurry spill trial delayed 10 months
|
11-6
|
Pipeline
report ready for comment: Alternate route advised to reduce effect on state
park
|
11-6
|
Safeguards:
Did nobody watch?
|
11-6
|
Obscene:
Political cash
|
11-5
|
MOUNTAIN LIVES: An Appalachian Tragedy ?
(Feature story from InterWorld Radio, available in Real
Audio and MP3)
|
11-5
|
In Kentucky: State
to spend $3.6 million on Floyd mine site (Former W. Va. Gov.
Underwood was a big wig at Island Creek Coal Co.)
|
11-5
|
Stewards
of the Earth: The religious mission to protect the environment grows
rapidly to encompass the world’s major faiths
|
11-5
|
Save
the Earth, Not Just Souls
|
11-5
|
Proposed
Pa. law would make environmental protesters pay for losses
|
11-4
|
MSHA
ignored warnings before slurry spill, report says
|
11-4
|
Regulators
criticized over Ky. slurry spill; Agency review shows procedures weren't
followed
|
11-4
|
Cecil Roberts: Board's
inaction on Massey problems irresponsible
|
11-3
|
Fund-raising
for state races tops $5 million
|
11-3
|
Wind
farm should have few wildlife risks, studies show
|
11-3
|
Mines
are worse than wind farms; The lesser of two evils; Energy habits will die hard
|
11-3
|
Welch
begins flood recovery; In nearby Kimball, some commercial buildings
demolished
|
11-3
|
'A
license to steal'? After floods, lax oversight leads to questionable
spending
|
11-2
|
Alt Energy Jobs: Energy
plan helps Midwest
|
11-2
|
Flood scandal: School
official resigns
|
11-1
|
As
Bush visits Charleston, opposition gathers to rally
|
11-1
|
More
Time Likely for Cheney Records
|
11-1
|
Time
For Straight Talk
|
11-1
|
Scientists
Say a Quest for Clean Energy Must Begin Now
|
11-1
|
Senators
Seek Tabs on Green Risk to Investors (Increased flooding
risks, loss of water, sludge impoundments disasters, long-term ecosystem annihilation--some
MTR consideration for investors...)
|
11-1
|
Suit
accuses power company of misleading investors
|
11-1
|
Hechler
ads target Amores for defeat on coal truck issue
|
11-1
|
California
Voters Alerted to Water Contamination
|
11-1
|
In Kentucky: Proposed
power plant would turn old rubbish into energy
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