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Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Read Our Lips: No More Aquacide in Appalachia! Coalfield citizens want the last quack in the war on waters of the United States, and today they challenged the Lame-Duck-in-Chief to get it.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008Read Our Lips: No More Aquacide in Appalachia! Coalfield citizens want the last quack in the war on waters of the United States, and today they challenged the Lame-Duck-in-Chief to get it.
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Sunday, November 30, 2008
Greenpeace Report Tags True Price of Coal For many years, Appalachian coalfield citizens have insisted that coal energy is not cheap. A new Greenpeace report may give us the numbers to prove it.
Sunday, November 30, 2008Greenpeace Report Tags True Price of Coal For many years, Appalachian coalfield citizens have insisted that coal energy is not cheap. A new Greenpeace report may give us the numbers to prove it.
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Saturday, October 18, 2008
Poisoning Headwaters Is Not "An Act of God" When the National Coal Corporation took over the Zeb Mountain mine and argued that serious pollution of Dan Branch, a headwater stream of the Cumberland River, was an act of God-not an act of incompetence by the previous operator-we knew we were in trouble.
Saturday, October 18, 2008Poisoning Headwaters Is Not "An Act of God" When the National Coal Corporation took over the Zeb Mountain mine and argued that serious pollution of Dan Branch, a headwater stream of the Cumberland River, was an act of God-not an act of incompetence by the previous operator-we knew we were in trouble.
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Sunday, September 30, 2007
MIA: America's Sense of Humor When the United States of America unleashed its shock and awe campaign against the people of Iraq, my sense of humor went missing. I suppose it might have been good news if everyone's sense of humor had gone missing, because there was nothing funny about any of that stuff. In another sense-another sense of humor-it's the worst thing that could have happened. Let me explain:
Sunday, September 30, 2007MIA: America's Sense of Humor When the United States of America unleashed its shock and awe campaign against the people of Iraq, my sense of humor went missing. I suppose it might have been good news if everyone's sense of humor had gone missing, because there was nothing funny about any of that stuff. In another sense-another sense of humor-it's the worst thing that could have happened. Let me explain:
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Sunday, September 3, 2006
Fighting Like Cats and Dogs My pets have some of the same beefs with each other that humans have with other humans--but animal diplomacy seems to work a lot better. Maybe it's time for some human soul searching...
Sunday, September 3, 2006Fighting Like Cats and Dogs My pets have some of the same beefs with each other that humans have with other humans--but animal diplomacy seems to work a lot better. Maybe it's time for some human soul searching...
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Monday, June 19, 2006
The Road to Peace in a World of Rattlesnakes What a Tennessee timber rattler reminded me about holding to a steady course of peaceful relations among people and nations to bring about personal and planetary peace and transformation...
Monday, June 19, 2006The Road to Peace in a World of Rattlesnakes What a Tennessee timber rattler reminded me about holding to a steady course of peaceful relations among people and nations to bring about personal and planetary peace and transformation...
