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2025 WV Legislature: What’s in Store?

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    2025 WV Legislature: What’s in Store?

    Posted by danrad on December 11, 2024

    By Luanne McGovern The upcoming legislative session is shaping up to be a challenging time for all West Virginians who love the environment. With…


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  • An aerial photo of the Rocky Run Surface Mine

    The Definition Of…

    Posted by danrad on December 11, 2024

    By Bob Henry Baber Despite numerous mining citations and legal violations, South Fork Coal continues to destroy thousands of pristine acres in and around…


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  • The Regional Red Spruce Restoration Project

    Posted by danrad on December 11, 2024

    By Rick Webb Today, the red spruce forest of West Virginia’s Allegheny Highlands is but a fragmented, mostly second-growth remnant of the forest that…


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  • Rooftop solar panels

    What’s Happening with Solar Power?

    Posted by danrad on December 11, 2024

    By John McFerrin Although nobody knows for sure, there could be action in the 2025 West Virginia legislative session that makes solar energy more…


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  • Wardensville, Thomas and Davis Await WVDOH Corridor H Review

    Posted by danrad on December 11, 2024

    From the Go North Alliance Background The West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) plans to issue environmental documents soon on two…


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  • New Coloring Book Celebrates the Unique Creatures of the West Virginia Highlands

    Posted by danrad on December 11, 2024

    The West Virginia Highlands Conservancy is excited to announce the release of Coloring the West Virginia Highlands: Exploring the Flora and Fauna of the Region, a beautifully…


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  • TNC in West Virginia Acquires Dobbin Slashings Adjacent to Dolly Sods Wilderness Area

    Posted by danrad on December 11, 2024

    The Nature Conservancy in West Virginia recently acquired 1,393 acres, known as Dobbins Slashing, adjacent to Canaan Valley/Dolly Sods, that will protect an area of world-class biodiversity…


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  • Corridor H Gets Another Review—Its 59th 

    Posted by danrad on November 14, 2024

    By Hugh Rogers  In mid-October, the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy held its 59th annual…


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  • A Dolly Sods vista with the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy logo overlayed

    Lexington Coal held in contempt for third time for continuing to violate federal court order to stop polluting West Virginia streams

    Posted by danrad on November 14, 2024

    On Nov. 7, 2024, The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia held Lexington Coal Company in contempt for the…


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  • Wardensville, Thomas and Davis Await Environmental Reviews of Corridor H  

    Posted by danrad on November 14, 2024

    Route 55 carves through the George Washington National Forest, with a sweeping view of the vast roadless area along the mountain chain…


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