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  • Permits for coal-hauling in Monongahela National Forest are terminated

    Posted by Olivia Miller on October 2, 2025

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 2, 2025 CONTACT: Olivia Miller, Program Director, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy, olivia.miller@wvhighlands.org Dan Radmacher, Media Specialist, Appalachian Voices, dan@appvoices.org U.S. Forest Service terminated its authorization for bankrupt South Fork Coal…


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  • Advocates alarmed over Army Corps blanket ‘permission to pollute’ proposal in West Virginia

    Posted by Olivia Miller on September 24, 2025

    Huntington, W.Va. – Yesterday, Appalachian Mountain Advocates submitted comments on behalf of Appalachian Voices, Coal River Mountain Watch, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy, West Virginia Rivers Coalition, Center for Biological…


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  • WVHC, Sierra Club and Tucker United appeal Tucker County power plant permit

    Posted by Olivia Miller on September 23, 2025

    An air quality permit issued by the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection for Fundamental Data’s Ridgeline Facility ran into a roadblock when three citizen groups appealed…


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  • West Virginia issues new round of violations against South Fork Coal Company

    Posted by Jordan Howes on September 17, 2025

    By Willie Dodson, Appalachian Voices Bankrupt company’s idled mines continue to cause problems for the Cherry River South Fork Coal Company may be gone (more or less) from the…


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  • EPA does about-face on climate change

    Posted by danrad on September 12, 2025

    By John McFerrin, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy The United States Environmental Protection Agency has proposed that it eliminate most of its authority to regulate…


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  • DEP approves Fundamental Data air permit despite massive public opposition 

    Posted by danrad on September 12, 2025

    By Luanne McGovern, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy The fight against the proposed Fundamental Data natural gas power plant in Tucker County continues. The primary…


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  • Coal hauling through the Monongahela National Forest has ceased… for now

    Posted by danrad on September 12, 2025

    By Willie Dodson, Appalachian Voices Our collective efforts to defend the Monongahela National Forest and the Cherry River from the abuses of South Fork…


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  • South Fork Coal says it will liquidate rather than restructure in bankruptcy filing

    Posted by Olivia Miller on August 19, 2025

    Late last week, White Forest Resources, the parent company of South Fork Coal Company announced that its bankruptcy would end in liquidation rather than restructuring. South Fork Coal has…


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  • The West Virginia Highlands Conservancy’s 2025 Fall Review: “Environmentalism in a Changing World”

    Posted by danrad on August 17, 2025

    As Appalachia faces escalating environmental threats—from policy rollbacks and extreme weather to industrial development and habitat loss—this fall, conservationists, advocates, and concerned citizens will gather in the…


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  • Board highlights from August 2025

    Posted by danrad on August 17, 2025

    By John McFerrin, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy  The July 2026 board meeting of the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy was a combination of saying hello…


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