Written by Cat McCue
Cat McCue
Although not native to the region, Cat feels deeply connected to the mountains, rivers, backroads and small towns of Appalachia she has come to know over the years. She is Appalachian Voices' Senior Communications and Public Engagement Strategist.
Judge Rejects Deals Over Coal Company Clean Water Act Violations
CONTACTS Erin Savage, Appalachian Voices, 828-262-1500, erin@appvoices.org Ted…
From Southwest Virginia, a path for less pollution
Kathy Selvage comes from a long line of coal miners in southwest Virginia. She’s proud of her heritage, yet is a passionate advocate for moving Appalachia away from fossil fuels and toward clean energy.
Citizens File Against KY Coal Company for Falsifying Water Pollution Reports
Resources View the Notice of Intent to Sue…
Introducing the High Country Home Makeover Contest
Appalachian Voices’ Energy Savings for Appalachia program is offering NC High Country homeowners a chance to make their homes more energy efficient and save money on their monthly electricity bills for years to come, through the High Country Home Energy Makeover Contest.
Contest to Help 3 NC Families Benefit from Home Energy Efficiency
Contact: Rory McIlmoil, Energy Policy Director, 828-262-1500, rory@appvoices.org…
New KY Permits for Coal Mining Wastewater Means Five More Years of Polluted Streams
Contact: Eric Chance, Appalachian Voices, 828-262-1500 or eric@appvoices.org…
Citizens Groups File Petition Demanding EPA Revoke Virginia’s Regulatory Authority
Formal Petition Alleges Commonwealth Systematically Fails to Comply…
N.C. coal ash bill secures cleanup for only four of 14 sites
Appalachian Voices • Cape Fear River Watch •…
Leaving coal ash in place is not a cleanup plan
Appalachian Voices • Greenpeace • NC Conservation Network…
Environmental community calls for major changes to North Carolina House’s coal ash bill
Environmental community calls for major changes to North Carolina House’s coal ash bill
