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National Attention on Pesticides

Head in Clouds, Feet on Trail: Kentucky’s Cloudsplitter 100

Rural Broadband Access Expansion

New Law Helps Cyclists in Virginia

Selenium has caused grotesque deformities from s-curved spines and double-headed larvae to fish with both eyes on the same side of their heads. These fish (above) were caught at Belews Lake, N.C., which is adjacent to a Duke Energy coal-fired power plant. Photo by Dr. Dennis Lemly

Study Shows Steep Decline in Fish Populations Near Mountaintop Removal

New Moth Named to Honor Cherokee

Quarry Opposition in Ky.

The Energy Report Round-Up

Ky. Proposes Updates to Coal General Permit

North Carolina Coal Ash Bill Pending

Court Favors EPA on Mountaintop Removal

N.C. Circumvents Supreme Court Ruling On Groundwater Contamination

Surface Mine Near State Forest Meets Opposition

Greening the Ivory Tower: Smart institutions find smart ways to save energy

Sewanee students and Partners of Agriculture members monitor coffee tree saplings in their Haitian nursery. Photo by Charlotte Henderson

One Appalachian College Strives to Reforest Haiti

Students Lead Fight Against Fossil Fuels

Appalachia’s Environmental Votetracker: Aug./Sept. 2014 issue

At What Cost?

Clinch Water Revival: Ecotourism on the River

Image of the solar home

Appalachian University Builds Home With Solar Flare