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A publication of Appalachian Voices
  • Issues
    • Home page
    • Summer 2025 Print Edition
    • Archives
  • Columns
    • Hiking the Highlands
    • This Green House
    • Naturalist’s Notebook
    • Across Appalachia
    • Energy Report
  • About The Voice
  • About Appalachian Voices
    • Our mission and vision
    • Contact Us
    • Get Involved
  • Our Work
    • End Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining
    • A New Economy for Appalachia
    • Holding the Coal Industry Accountable
    • Stop Pipelines & Fracked Gas
    • Energy Democracy for All
  • Search

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A couple sits atop the grassy summit of Max Patch, taking in the views under a beautiful blue sky dotted with white cumulous clouds.

How Max Patch Bald is Finally Healing

Four women of various ages are standing on a slope in a forested area. Trees are bare except for evergreens and the ground is littered with fall foliage in browns and dull reds. The women are wearing cool weather clothes and one looks like she is speaking toward the camera while leaning one arm against a tree trunk.

‘Invaded, Disregarded and Dismissed’

Castle in the Sun

Endangered Tiny Tarantula Faces Habitat Loss

A tan spider with dark markings on its back pulling a large, white egg sac behind it, is seen from a side angle

10 New Spider Species Discovered in Appalachia

Fracking rig

Activists Rally Over Pending Fracking on Ohio’s State Lands

Dried stalks and seed pods stand out against trees and a blue sky mottled by clouds.

Bewitched Botany

A man leans over to place a hand on a fallen tree trunk.

‘Environment At Risk’ Art Exhibit Connects Art, Activism and the Natural World

Report: Blue hydrogen hype not backed up by science

People stand in a room with a whiteboard covering the wall behind them

Fraud Allegations in Ohio Public Lands Fracking Controversy

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