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Photos by Vivian Stockman; Flyover courtesy SouthWings
For permission to use photos(non-profit groups, school, students, low-income organization) or to purchase one-time photo-use rights (for-profit groups) contact vivian@ohvec.org. Original digital images may be available on request.
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- Mountaintop removal coal mine in southern WV encroaching on a small community. Photo by Vivian Stockman
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- A massive dragline, dwarfed by the huge scale of the operation, at work on a mountaintop removal operation near Kayford Mountain, W.Va Photo by Vi…
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- Unable to bear the house-shaking noise and dust from blasting and the psychological toll from the destruction of their beloved forests and streams…
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- Trees are felled in preparation for blasting and draglines at an expanding mountaintop removal site in Lincoln County, West Virginia. Photo by V…
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- Marfork Coal Co.’s (Massey Energy) massive Brushy Fork impoundment near Whitesville, WV, is designed to hold 5 BILLION gallons of sludge. Photo by …
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- The towering dragline, center, is dwarfed by the size of the mountaintop removal operation. Photo by Vivian Stockman, May 30, 2003
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- Mountaintop removal/valley fill coal mining in southern West Virginia in May 2003 Photo by Vivian Stockman, May 30, 2003
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- Mountaintop removal/valley fill coal mining in southern West Virginia in May 2003 Photo by Vivian Stockman, May 30, 2003
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- Independence Coal (a Massey Energy subsidiary) operates the Upper Big Branch surface mine (permit # S-3019-99), where this massive valley fill loo…
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- Another view of the Birchton Curve Valley Fill. Photo by Vivian Stockman, May 30, 2003.
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- Yet another view of the Birchton Curve Valley Fill. Photo by Vivian Stockman, Oct 19, 2003.
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- Mountaintop removal, up close and personal in Southern West Virginia. Photo by Vivian Stockman, April 23, 2005
I would like to get permission to use your photo of mountain top mining shown on this page:
https://ohvec.org/high-resolution-mountaintop-removal-pictures/04-9/?gal_slug=/high-resolution-mountaintop-removal-pictures/
I am writing a Quaker Pamphlet on Clean Energy and this image is perfect. I am making the point that the average American home uses about 4 tons of coal electricity a year, but this is dwarfed by the unseen 80 tons of habitat, soil, rock and trees that are being bulldozed into the streams and valleys of WV to get that coal.
The image will be in black and white. These pamphlets are published by our Quaker non-profit Pendle Hill pamphlets library and are usually about 9000 words.
https://pendlehill.org/product-category/pamphlets/
Both emails bounced to vivian@ovec.org and to info@ovec.org
Thanks
Bob Bruninga
US Naval Academy
410-293-6417
Thanks for asking and for spreading the word! Please do use the images. vivian@ohvec.org (our acronym is ovec, but our website/email is ohvec, cause ovec was already taken..) i have more photos elsewhere online, and thousands more i haven’t been able to sort thru yet to post the best ones online (know any photo interns?!)