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Justice in the Coalfields. What’s this about anyway? Cemeteries are where we go to honor our ancestors and our history. They are a sacred place where we expect to lay down our loved ones in peace and serenity. In areas near surface mines, family cemeteries can be disturbed, cut off from access or even destroyed by blasting and other mining activity. Do you know if your family cemetery is protected from mining activity? What we care about. Out of the Coal Mines and Into the Fire. Coal River Mountain Watch.
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What’s this about anyway? | Justice in the Coalfields
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Justice in the Coalfields. What’s this about anyway? What’s this about anyway? This website will serve as a central clearinghouse of materials, tips, toolkits and other information related to the impacts of surface mining on local communities. Through this website, hopefully residents will be able to learn from all the work of those who have come before us and who continue to fight for Justice in Appalachia. And we will teach each other as we learn more each day. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Justice in th...
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Cemetery Protection | Justice in the Coalfields
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Justice in the Coalfields. What’s this about anyway? Frasure Creek Mining →. December 13, 2010 · 11:35 PM. Cemeteries are where we go to honor our ancestors and our history. They are a sacred place where we expect to lay down our loved ones in peace and serenity. In areas near surface mines, family cemeteries can be disturbed, cut off from access or even destroyed by blasting and other mining activity. Do you know if your family cemetery is protected from mining activity? Filed under Cemetery Protection.
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Mining near Kincaid WV | Justice in the Coalfields
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Justice in the Coalfields. What’s this about anyway? December 13, 2010 · 11:43 PM. Mining near Kincaid WV. 3 surface mines have been permitted in the area between Page, Kincaid, Beards Fork and Dempsey Branch. The 3 permitted mine sites are run by the same company and connect up stretching across more than 1400 acres along the ridgeline that follows Loop Creek on Rt. 61. The mines are called Glenco Hollow Surface Mine. Between Glenco Hollow and Beards Fork), Open Fork Surface Mine. Communities near these...
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the carefree society rules: appalachian, pt. 1
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The carefree society rules. This is how i live like poetry. Appalachian, pt. 1. This is frankie mooney. Left, a staircase leads to the remains of a house against a backdrop of bulldozed foundations in lindytown, wv. right, the inside of the shed in the above photograph collects trash and debris. these buildings, as part of the highway-side portion of lindytown, have now been completely demolished. A bouquet of roses commemorates a grave in the roberts family cemetary, which lies inside the hobet 45.
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the WV Cemetery Survey | Justice in the Coalfields
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Justice in the Coalfields. What’s this about anyway? Teaching each other – to achieve Justice in Appalachia. Cemetery Access →. December 13, 2010 · 11:09 PM. The WV Cemetery Survey. The West Virginia Cemetery Survey is a program designed to help genealogists, archivists, and other interested persons to locate, record, and preserve information about cemeteries within our state. One goal of the Survey is to locate cemeteries. Another goal is to record information. Cemeteries are all too easily neglected an...
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Cemetery Access | Justice in the Coalfields
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Justice in the Coalfields. What’s this about anyway? The WV Cemetery Survey. Cemetery Protection →. December 13, 2010 · 11:35 PM. One of the first impacts residents notice when surface mining starts near family cemeteries is access. Roads get blocked – or even eliminated. Cemeteries may be literally on the mine site. How do you get to your loved ones when mining operations are blocking access? How to write a letter asking to visit a cemetery on land you do not own. Show that you are one of the “aut...
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Teaching each other – to achieve Justice in Appalachia | Justice in the Coalfields
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Justice in the Coalfields. What’s this about anyway? The WV Cemetery Survey →. November 14, 2010 · 2:20 AM. Teaching each other – to achieve Justice in Appalachia. This website will serve as a central clearinghouse of materials, tips, toolkits and other information related to the impacts of surface mining on local communities. The WV Cemetery Survey →. One response to “. Teaching each other – to achieve Justice in Appalachia. December 14, 2010 at 2:20 AM. Hi, this is a comment. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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the carefree society rules: June 2010
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The carefree society rules. This is how i live like poetry. Appalachian, pt. 1. This is frankie mooney. Left, a staircase leads to the remains of a house against a backdrop of bulldozed foundations in lindytown, wv. right, the inside of the shed in the above photograph collects trash and debris. these buildings, as part of the highway-side portion of lindytown, have now been completely demolished. A bouquet of roses commemorates a grave in the roberts family cemetary, which lies inside the hobet 45.