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February 2007
Contents
Sludge Safety Project: People Power in ACTION
ANOTHER Legal Victory for Mountain State’s Environment
Waging Democracy in the Kindgom of Coal: OVEC and the Movement for Social and Environmental Justice in Central Appalachia – 2002-2003
Help Out Sludge Safety Project 
Goodbye to Sibby Weekley
Surprise, Joe! Gov. Gets Special Delivery from 400 Kids
Big Victory in Boone County for Sludge Safety!
Slurry Communiqués
Bad Water? Better Organize Now to Help!
Sludge Safety Project’s Handy-Dandy Guide to the Golden Dome
OVEC Works! - Thanks
Holding King Coal Accountable - It CAN Be Done
Truth IS Stranger than Fiction - Coal Mine Wants Charity Tax Break
And Another One: Coal Companies to Perform Virginia Highway Study
Buffalo Creek Remembered: An Act of Man Leaves 125 West Virginians Dead
West Virginians Take on the FAT CATS
This is THE Year for Public Funding of Election Campaigns
Security Of Electronic Voting Condemned
With Clean Elections, Could We Have Universal Health Care Too?
Support the Push for Clean Elections - Here's How to HelpRight Now
A True ‘Freedom Bill’: Public Financing Will Ensure Voters are Heard
Groups, Individuals Work for Environment: Much Vital Work Goes On Behind the Scenes
Going Before the UN: We Z New York, Again 
Gutless Wonders: Corps Issues MTR Permit in Secret
Whose Security are They Talking About When They Say Homeland Security?
Goodbye to Hazel Mollett
Selenium Slugfest: DEP Seems to Think Heavy Metals Are Good For You
Voices From the Mountains … and Beyond
Way to Go Dustbusters! Sylvester Residents Win Another Round
Situational Science Man
My Family in West Virginia, and How MTR Changed It
OVEC Gets A New Voice in Washington, DC
Miscellany


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  		Winds of Change Newsletter, February 2007     See sidebar for table of contents

Situational Science Man

More and more national media outlets are starting to pay attention to the coal sludge issue in West Virginia - even Doonesbury got in on the act, as evidenced by the seventh panel in this recent Sunday cartoon.
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