15 Most Polluted Places? Appalachia Makes the List
Posted on Apr 30 2010
Mother Nature Network, a relatively new environmental reporting site, comes up with some pretty interesting...
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Lawmakers Urged to Study Effect of Coal on Health
Posted on Feb 26 2010
A citizens group in Kentucky wants lawmakers to do more study on the health effects of coal-based electricity.
Kentuckians...
Appalachia Consumes More Energy than Other U.S Regions
Posted on Mar 18 2009
A new report commissioned by the Appalachian Regional Commission finds that nearly 80,000 new jobs could...
Dying Younger in Appalachia
Posted on May 14 2008
Average life expectancy has improved for men and women across the nation since the 1960s – about...
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