The Appalachian Community Enforcement Project is a project of the Alliance for Appalachia, its member organizations, and other local and regional groups. Through partnerships in coal-impacted communities, we monitor surface water quality and pursue Clean Water Act enforcement in order to protect the people and places of Central Appalachia.

On the front lines fighting coal. Thursday, September 6, 2012. This is something I just posted on Facebook about the students at the College of William and Mary who worked on this coal plant fight. But it needs to be given more permanence and circulation. We are ALL so impressed and grateful for the help of the William and Marys.

Appalachian Stations of the Cross. Regional Land Trust of West Virginia. Sunny Bank Farm Charitable Trust.

Saturday, March 22, 2008. S signature blend of muckraking exposés of environmental abuses and hopeful stories of grassroots change. The Spring 2008 issue of the. Please enjoy a preview of this issue. Going Once, Going Twice.

Youth Art and Poetry Inspiring Watershed Stewardship. As the Education Coordinator at RiverLink I spend my days traveling throughout Western North Carolina and teaching students watershed education. This can involve indoor lessons, outdoor lessons,. The Adventures of Environmental Education. Forestry in Western North Carolina. For an 11 month service term.

On January 28, 2010 by notwillienelson. I wrote this letter for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, and it was printed on Jan. Windmills an opportunity for Tazewell. On January 9, 2010 by notwillienelson. This letter was written to, but as yet unprinted by, the Bluefield Daily Telegraph.

A collection of eleven astonishing novellas and short stories, characters intensely connected to their land. Sometimes through love, sometimes through hate. Experience brokenness and loss, redemption and revelation, often through their relationships to places under siege.

A Discussion of Public Anthropology in Appalachia. What does a rural occupation look like? On November 17th, 2011 by Emily S. And nearly all of my students showed up.

Then and Now from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Allegheny Plateau. NC State Senate Candidate Calls for Ban on Assault Weapons. Art Sherwood says sacrificing school children to protect weapons of war is outrageous; also slams gun lobby and idea of arming teachers. Sherwood continued, Students across the nation have been demanding more action to protect them from mass murder. To turn a deaf ear to them, to continue to ignore the abhorrent and uncivi.