Elizabeth E. Payne | June 13, 2017 | 1 Comment
AppalachianVoices.org has gotten a bit of an upgrade!
Our fresh new website, launched in conjunction with our 20th anniversary, is designed to perform better on devices of all sizes. So whether you’re on a phone, computer or tablet, you can easily learn about the different environmental issues we work on, take action, and discover other ways to get involved. We also have seventeen years of back issues from The Appalachian Voice publication available for your perusing and reading pleasure.
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2017 — (June/July)
New limits on power plant emissions and new community protections should prompt utilities to turn to reliable, affordable renewable energy
Statement by Appalachian Voices on MVP’s request to place pipeline in service in May
Groups petition D.C. Circuit to review decision to extend MVP Southgate Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity
National environmental justice groups applaud Solar For All grant recipients 
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I have obtained your recent issue. I am interested in knowing if
your publication organizationhas a Speakers Bureau or such with a listing of referred potential speakers. I am on two program committees in Henderson County, NC. thank you,