Archived News Articles: 2006 - Appalachian Center for the Economy & the Environment

12-12	Activists: Lake no place to stash gold mine's waste
11-9	DEP aims to reduce mercury emissions, raise awareness
10-31	Conservation: Just follow the law
10-6	Coal Operators Restoring More Streams Than Required, Official Says
10-5	Fills burying valuable streams, judge told: Georgia ecologist testifies in 2nd day of trial over restricting mountaintop removal
10-4	Experts testify on damage from mining: Lawsuit targets Corps of Engineers’ mountaintop removal permit process
10-3	Trial set in latest mountaintop removal case
10-3	Trial over mountaintop removal mine permits gets under way
8-30	Groups argue against Greenbrier power plant
8-15	Environmental Board Orders PPG Industries to Reduce Mercury Discharges From Plant
7-18	Coal pushed for energy independence
6-15	Mining trial canceled while permits reviewed
6-9	Corps suspends mining permits
6-9	Corps plans to suspend contested mountaintop removal permits
May issue	The Rape of Appalachia (8mb pdf,) Vanity Fair
5-26	Three groups appeal permit for Greenbrier power plant
4-3	Reports detail mountaintop destruction
3-19	Mining lawsuit returning to federal court
3-16	DEP right to block Massey silo, board rules
3-15	Massey engineer changed permit map
2-19	Mountaintop removal battle continues
2-16	Mountaintop Mining rehearing Denied, 5-3 Two W.VA. Appeals Court Judges Dissent.
2-2	Groups ask U.S. court to block mine permits