Molly Moore | June 19, 2013 | No Comments
Our spring multimedia assistant, Matt Abele, traveled to Woodland Harvest Farm in Ashe County, N.C., to see how Elizabeth West and Lisa Redman are harnessing their creek’s energy to power their small farm and homestead.
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2013 -- Issue 3 (June/July)
Duke Energy’s proposal to convert the Roxboro coal plant to gas would be one of many dangerous new fossil fuel investments
Appalachian Voices releases new report on energy technology transition and community engagement in Southwest Virginia
Appalachian Voices Awarded $400,000 Department of Energy Buildings Upgrade Prize
Reclaiming Appalachia Coalition report shows how mine cleanup can boost local economies 
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Member Spotlight: Russ Moxley
Volunteer monitors coal mine data and maintains Appalachian Trail
Creating Positive Change: A Note from Our Executive Director
Solar, Environmental Justice and Utility Reform in Virginia
Miners and advocates travel to Washington to ask legislators to strengthen black lung benefits
Layers of injustice: Community concerns ignored as federal regulators allow Mountain Valley Pipeline to begin operation
A week of action to stop zombie coal mines