Monthly Archives: August 2006

“Do You Remember Buffalo Creek?”

Jordan’s fourth short film about Pennies of Promise (which still needs pennies by the way) is the most awesome one yet. It gives you a good, down-to-earth picture of what Ed Wiley and them boys are dealin with day in

More carbon dioxide may help some trees weather ice storms

[North Carolina] Researchers working at a Duke University outdoor test facility found that loblolly pines growing under carbon-dioxide levels mimicking those predicted for the year 2050 — roughly one and a half times today’s levels — fared somewhat better during

Proposal would let industry turn forests into tree farms

[Wisconsin] Wisconsin law states that no “forestry operation” may be declared a nuisance, nor may any town or county pass a zoning ordinance interfering with forestry operations, if carried out by “generally accepted forestry management practices.” But here’s the question:

Magic in Paw Paw pop. 524

Jordan asked were is the town, I replied you must have blinked we just passed through it. Just across the Potomac River in the the Eastern panhandle of West Virginia lies a town that time and “progress” has apparently neglected.

Virtual Flyover of MTR site: Sundial, WV

See our virtual flyover of Sundial, WV including an animation of proposed mountaintop removal operations. This is also where Marsh Fork Elementary is located.

Packaging company goes green

Last week, Connecticut-based Curtis Packaging announced it would purchase renewable energy to power its company, bringing the packaging industry one step closer to sustainability. Curtis is one of the first printing and packaging companies in the US to use 100

What if the Dam Broke above Marsh Fork Elementary?

Marsh Fork Elementary Before Marsh Fork Elementary After Thats a 2.8 billion gallon toxic tsunami creating a 15 foot wall of heavy-metal laden coal sludge crashing down the hollow. No one would survive. We can help them by supporting Pennies

Genetics linked with ecosystem evolution

OF NOTE: The United States ranks near the bottom, just ahead of Turkey, in a new survey measuring public acceptance of evolution in 34 countries 40 percent of Americans accept evolution, down from 45 percent over the past 20 years.

Innovations in Design & Construction: Opportunities for the Wood Industry

The wood products industry is not generally recognized as having a creative, innovative approach to product development and marketing. Yet dramatic changes in wood products have occurred over the past several decades. This report focuses on the impacts of the

Romney, WV – The most beautiful place in the world?

Sittin on the south branch of the Potomac, watchin a couple deers ford the river… “I never imagined it would be this beautiful.” Those are the words of Austin Hall, who is currently walking with Ed Wiley, as they camped

Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube