N.C. Sides With Duke Energy
Why would the state ask a judge to take away its legal authority to stop groundwater pollution? The state seems to support Duke Energy's pollution. [ Read more ]
Join Our AmeriCorps Team
Ready to devote your talents to environmental protection in Appalachia? We're seeking two motivated AmeriCorps Project Conserve service members! [ Read more ]
Poverty and Energy Costs
Our report shows that increasing energy efficiency could help alleviate the high burden of electricity costs for Southern co-op ratepayers. [ Read more ]
Big Bank Takes Positive Step
JPMorgan Chase revises its policy on financing mountaintop removal projects. Will other banks follow suit? [Read more]
From the Press Room
- Mountaintop removal bill passed by U.S. House imperils Appalachian waters
- Patriot Co. slurry spill in W.Va. violated water discharge permit
- Tenn. committee nixes bill for state “primacy” over regulating surface coal mining
- EPA takes right action on Alpha mining violations, must do more to prevent future pollution
- Google Features Map of Poverty and Electricity Costs in the South as Part of Worldwide Launch of Interactive Maps Gallery
From the Front Porch
- Counteracting Coal's Dirty Tricks
- The Voice: Toxic Warnings, Trilliums and More
- Spring Happenings for Clean Water in N.C.
- The Power of Energy Efficiency -- Building a Stronger Economy for Appalachia
- North Carolina sides with Duke Energy by appealing coal ash ruling
- America’s biggest bank moves away from mountaintop removal
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