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Adventures Await at Hidden Rocks

By Becca Bauer | June 7, 2018 | 0
climber on cliff

Breathtaking vistas for hikers and a variety of routes for climbers at Virginia’s Hidden Rocks.

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Environmental Votetracker — June/July 2018 issue

By Molly Moore | June 7, 2018 | 0
Chart showing how Appalachian legislators voted on environmental legislation

Chart showing how Appalachian legislators voted on recent environmental legislation.

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Lawsuit Challenges Logging Sale in Cherokee National Forest

By AV's Intern Team | June 7, 2018 | 0

Several conservation groups are suing the U.S. Forest Service for allegedly allowing unlawful, high-impact logging on a 534-acre stretch of land in the Cherokee National Forest.

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Summit Stresses Sustainability in Climbing

By Contributing Writers | June 7, 2018 | 0
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The two-day workshop hosted by The Access Fund in April was centered on ensuring that rock climbing has a positive environmental and economic impact as the sport grows in the Appalachian region.

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Health Improves in Allegheny County, Pa., After Shenango Coke Plant Closes

By Hannah Gillespie | June 7, 2018 | 0

After Shenango Coke Works closed in 2016, Allegheny County, Pa., saw a significant decrease in ER visits for breathing and heart disorders, though there is no scientifically proven connection.

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Conservation Groups Purchase Land in Western North Carolina

By AV's Intern Team | June 7, 2018 | 0
Strawberry Gap

This spring, two land trust groups purchased a total of 190 acres of unprotected land in North Carolina’s Buncombe, Henderson and Caldwell counties.

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WV Study Connects Acid Rain to Global Temperature

By Hannah Gillespie | June 7, 2018 | 0

West Virginia University Ph.D. candidate Joe Carrara found that increased acid rain affects the rate of carbon dioxide returned to the atmosphere.

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New Public Lands Open in Northeast Kentucky

By AV's Intern Team | June 7, 2018 | 0

Old Trace Creek Wildlife Management Area, a 323-acre stretch of land in Lewis County, Ky., is now open for public use.

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North Carolina Forest Fire Closes Appalachian Trail

By AV's Intern Team | June 7, 2018 | 0

An unattended campfire likely caused a 50-acre fire that temporarily closed part of the Appalachian Trail in North Carolina.

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Fifth Grader Spurs Change at WCU

By AV's Intern Team | June 7, 2018 | 0

Cullowhee Valley School fifth-grader Liam Tormey’s testing of the Tuckasegee River led to Western Carolina University staff taking steps to reduce future sediment pollution.

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