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OVEC, Others Challenge Blair Mountain Mining Permit
Don’t Let Area Power Plants Make Our Air Even Worse
Renewable Energy and a Renewed E-Council
Coal Expo Exposed:
Sludge is Not Safe
Coal Expo Exposed: Protesters Rally at Candlelight Vigil
Are Your US Senators and Reps Climate Champions?
Oberlin College “Doing the Right Thing” With Education
Bush Admin. Finalizes Mountain Massacre “Study”
Christians for the Mountains: Statement by Denise Giardina
Christians for the Mountains Spread Word of Responsible Earthkeeping – And That Means an End to Mountaintop Removal
Massey Launches “Total Environment” Web Assault
Reckless Disregard: Settlement doesn’t clear Massey, MSHA
Legal Victory! Judge Tosses OSM's Water Rule Approval
WV Passes Landmark Law Curbing 527 Groups
Capito Got Most
DeLay Money
Texas Congressman Kills National Renewable Energy Standard
Coal Industry Money Fuels Public Policy in West Virginia
Reports Detail
Senate Race Donors
Foxes Guarding Henhouse - Why We Need Real Campaign Finance Reform
Unclean Coal: Myth Perpetrators Get an Earful
Coal Very Costly, Not “Cheap,” If ALL Impacts Are Factored In
T H A N K S !
Update on Blair Mountain - Feds Want Still More Information
SouthWings Needs YOU!
WV Ranked 7th in Mercury Emissions
From Ireland to
Blair Mountain,
with Love and Lyrics
WV Singers and Songwriters Wanted for Blair Mountain Project
Rosa Parks Lights the Way
Holiday Shopping with OVEC
Students Pray for Kayford
Miscellany
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Articles not in the printed newsletter
RENEWABLE FUTURE
Change or Die
Courage to Move Beyond Coal
Climate of Change: It's Easy to Save Money Being Green
Sequestration Smokescreen?
Massey settlement agreement scuttles insider trading allegations
Mining 'is turning Eastern Kentucky into a despicable latrine'
Ecoterrorism Tops the Charts
Human Activities Cause of Current Extinction Crisis
Kentucky needs study on truck weight limits
Meanwhile, elsewhere… (jobs, money, renewable energy)
Mining pollution in Coal River needs drastic cut, state says
Not Nice to Wonder?
Things you can do for a better planet (while saving money!)
Where's the money for the Island Creek flood project?
Visiting Van, WV


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Winds of Change Newsletter, December 2005     See sidebar for table of contents

Holiday Shopping with OVEC

If you’re looking for a gift that gives twice, look no more! Support us by buying a gift membership to OVEC. Your friend or relative will receive OVEC’s Winds of Change to keep him/her informed on OVEC’s efforts to ban mountaintop removal, the Sludge Safety Project, our efforts to win Fair and Clean Election support, OVEC’s civic engagement efforts and more! Since we are sensitive to your wallet/purse, membership ranges from $15 to $30, according to one’s ability to pay. Why not give OVEC a boost this Christmas? Help spread the word that mountain destruction in West Virginia must be stopped!

And if you want to dig a little deeper, we still have some of the exquisite hand blown West Virginia glass Christmas ornaments especially designed by glass artisan Kelsey Murphy for OVEC in previous years. These collectibles feature a bird or plant species whose habitat is endangered by mountaintop removal. In stock are Blood Root (white), Jack-in-the-Pulpit (amethyst), Cerulean Warbler (cobalt) and Wood Thrush (amber). Ornaments may be purchased for $40 each or two for $75. Please add an additional $5 for shipping and handling. Quantities are limited.

We also have the great music CD, Moving Mountains, for $15, as well as the book, Missing Mountains, for $16.

Other items for sale include our 2005 Treehuggers’ Ball T-shirts in several colors – with a fabulous design by WV artist Joe Lung (see photo). T-shirt sizes range from S to 2X-large at $15 to $18 (larges are sold out). Some smaller short sleeve shirts are suitable for slender teens or children. We have two styles of tote bags ($10 and $20) and baseball caps ($15) with OVEC’s logo.

Call for the OVEC office at (304) 522-0246 or e-mail vivian@ohvec.org  for sizes, colors and to make purchases. Shipping costs may vary; be sure to allow enough time for mailing!

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