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Not another hoop dream in the heart of basketball country

March 29, 2011July 3, 2012 admin carbon footprint, coal, industrial food, mountaintop removal, oil

By BOBBI BUCHANAN I have a dream that my grandchildren will not be slaves to Big Oil and King Coal—that

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Holding Out Hope

September 10, 2009September 9, 2010 admin coal, energy, Kimberly Ellen Anderson, mountains, mountaintop removal

FROM THE CONTRIBUTING EDITOR I don’t want to give up. I told my sons this on a hiking trail called

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The Last House in Mud

September 10, 2009September 11, 2010 admin coal, Jessica Deis, Miller family, mountains, mountaintop removal

Photo essay by JESSICA DEIS This summer, my family and I took a road trip to West Virginia to see

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