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December 2010
Contents

Celebrating Victory: Patriot Coal Under Court Order to Reduce Selenium Discharges; Precedent-Setting Federal Ruling Could Bring More Pollution Reduction Orders Throughout WV
Members’ and Supporters’ Picnic Draws Enthusiastic Crowd  
Study of Energy Expansion Fund Mandated by WV Legislature
EPA’s Region III Wants Historic Veto of Spruce No. 1 Mine Permit
Motion to Intervene: Defending EPA from Mining Industry Interference
Shale Shocked: Groups Meet with DEP Over Fracking
DEP Says Major Plant A Minor Source of Air Pollution
End-of-Year Reminder
New Marsh Fork Elementary School Coming!
A Decade Later Slurry Disaster Still Impacts People’s Property and Lives
Join SSP’s Annual Legislative Kickoff Event
Sludge Safety Project Works on Your LOCAL Water Quality Issues
Eating For OVEC and Raising $$$
Bo Webb wins Purpose Prize
Seeking Rest for the Dead and Justice for the Living
Consol Settles With Fayette Group, Will Strengthen Pollution Controls
Living Below Mountaintop Removal, Dealing with DEP
Appalachia Rising Elevates the Movement to End MTR; OVEC Members Among Those Arrested In Front of the White House
Appalachia Rising
Taking the Word Right to the President
Poet and OVEC Member Bob Henry Baber
WV Council of Churches Holds Annual Dinner For Unity; Mattea Attends
Lindytown Almost Totally Gone
Coal Companies Ask WV, Feds to Change Selenium Limits
Human-Powered Transportation: It’s Critical, Political - And A Lot Healthier For You
Manchin, Beshear, Buddy Up With National Mining Assoc.
Scholars and Artists Launch National Campaign to Save Blair Mountain, Labor History Landmark, From Imminent Destruction
The Science is In, MTR Should Be Out
Update on Efforts to Preserve Blair Mountain
Imagine if Renewable Energy Tech Got The Same Treatment…
Wood Co. Commission Learns About MTR Impacts
Burning The Future goes On Tour to Eastern Europe and China
A Letter to the EPA from an OVEC Member
Sen. Rockefeller Sticking His Head in “Clean” Coal Sand
Outrageous Pork - You Betcha!
Bees’ Buzz: Mega-Poster That Shows True Cost of Coal Complete
Security on Kayford Mountain Improved After Incident 
Mountain Justice Summit on Kayford Includes Special Tree Planting
Miscellany 


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Winds of Change Newsletter, December 2010     See sidebar for table of contents

Bees Buzz: Mega-Poster That Shows True Cost of Coal Complete

This is just a tiny fraction of the entire poster. The intricate details are truly amazing, as is the compelling story the poster tells.

In late July the Beehive Collective announced that its True Cost of Coal mega-poster is complete. Two and a half years in the making, this epic illustration, complete with a narrative book, is a wonder to bee-hold, as participants in Appalachia Rising can confirm.

You can help spread the word about this amazing work of social justice and environmental art. The Bees say, "Now that the drawing is completed, the real work begins of cross-pollinating the country with posters, educational materials, and picture lectures and drumming up support for mountain defenders! You can be part of this effort by hosting the bees this fall as part of our nationwide release tour."

"On the road with giant portable murals, we offer a variety of high energy, interactive, graphics-based workshops and presentations that can be understood by anyone- not just experts, academics, or talking heads. Using bio-regionally accurate cartoons of animals and insects as metaphors for human communities, we tackle complex issues like globalization, climate change, and resource extraction, as well as the small-scale changes and actions we can take to build a better world in the shell of the old!"

OVEC is very happy to have been one of the many groups and individuals who helped contribute information and financial resources to the Beehive Collectives efforts.

We will have a limited number of prints available for purchase ($10) and pick up at the office, or at tabling events. Call (304) 522-0246 for information.

View the graphic, learn more about the Beehive Collective and bring them to your community by exploring their website: www.beehivecollective.org/english/coal.htm.

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