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Some Welcome (but far away) Relief for Birds

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  • Some Welcome (but far away) Relief for Birds

    Posted by danrad on May 3, 2021

    The Bird-Safe Buildings Act has been re-introduced in Congress.  It would require that new or substantially modified federal buildings be constructed to make them less of a hazard…


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  • Thoughts from our president

    Posted by danrad on May 3, 2021

    April has passed with over a full year of dealing with the restrictions associated with COVID-19, even though many have now received the vaccine. Although the coronavirus has…


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  • On Climate Change and the Arc of History

    Posted by danrad on May 3, 2021

    By John McFerrinEven if we are past February–the month of predictions, the month that opens with Groundhog Day when we all at least…


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  • Editorial Faux Pas

    Posted by danrad on April 2, 2021

    Last month we had a review of Lenore McComas Coberly’s new book, From the West Virginia Hills.  Unfortunately, the address to order the book was wrong.  The correct address is:


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  • Mining Matters

    Posted by danrad on April 2, 2021

    By Cindy RankAs portions of the world – including the U.S. – begin to seriously look beyond coal, regions once dominated by coal…


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  • What’s Up with the Legislature?

    Posted by danrad on April 2, 2021

    By John McFerrinAs this issue of The Highlands Voice goes to print the West Virginia Legislature is entering its last, frenetic days. Pending bills compete for…


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  • Plenty of Problems for Proposed Experimental Mine

    Posted by danrad on April 2, 2021

    By Jeanne BellThe final Environmental Impact Statement is scheduled for release mid-summer 2021 for the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (a…


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  • West Virginia Highlands Conservancy Seeks Program Director

    Posted by danrad on April 2, 2021

    WVHC, now in its 54th year, currently serves approximately 1,500 members and supporters with a strong history of promoting, encouraging, and working for the conservation and an appreciation of…


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  • West Virginia Deciding How to Measure Clean Water

    Posted by danrad on April 2, 2021

    By John McFerrin            West Virginia is considering how it will determine whether the water in streams and rivers is clean.  The West Virginia Highlands Conservancy…


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  • Low Cost Environmental Summer Camp Invites New Campers, Counselors in June 2021

    Posted by danrad on April 2, 2021

    Camp Waldo is an environmentally focused, nonprofit summer camp in southern West Virginia. It invites campers and counselors to apply to join us at for a three-week overnight…


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