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May 2007
Contents

MAJOR VICTORY: Corps Must Halt New Valley Fills!
Quantum Leadership: The Power of Community in Motion
OVEC Members Mourn with Virginia Tech
Clean Drinking Water at Long Last!
12 Ways to Give $$$ to OVEC to Keep Up the Fight
April 2: Rare Banner Day in US Supreme Court for the Environment
Sludge Safety Project Update - OVEC Wins!
What It Takes to Win the Fight: ORGANIZE!
Griles Grilled, Convicted Over Ties to Lobbyist
No Picnic, Mo Money
Christians for the
Mountains Night
Sludge Safety Project Leaders Reflect on Our Big Win
Voices from the Coalfields ... and Beyond
More Say No to Mine: Lenore Residents Appeal Mingo County Permit
Time For an SOS Save Our Flying Squirrels!
Activists Form Coalition to Fight MTR Abuses
OVEC Works! Thanks!
Thirteen Arrested in Struggle for New Marsh Fork Elementary School
Organizing Cabin Creek: A conversation about power, grit and why were gonna win
Army, DEP: Lets Make a Deal (with Coalfield Residents Health!)
Fight Renewed Over Streamlined Mine Permits
West Virginians Trained By Al Gore To Present on Climate Change
New Book: How Many Lightbulbs Does It Take to Change a Christian?
OVEC Board Meets
in Boone County
The Time for Climate Change Solutions is NOW
OVEC Launches New Global Warming Action Page on its Website
Welcome to Carol Warren, OVECs Newest Staff Member
Cost-Effective Carbon Footprint Reducers - Things YOU Can Do
Countrys Leading Climatologist Lists 5 Steps to Prevent Catastrophic Change
Campaign Cash: Public Financing Works in Other States
The Seasonal Round of Americas Mixed Mesophytic Community Forest - A Resource for the Entire Planet
Dispelling the Myths About Fair and Clean Elections
Regional Environmental Groups Organize to Stop MTR
The Billion Dollar
Presidents Club
GRANDPAS PLACE
Editorial Comics
New Economists Have Different View
West Virginia Putting Out More CO2


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Winds of Change Newsletter, May 2007     See sidebar for table of contents

OVEC Board Meets in Boone County

 
OVEC board members cross a bridge to Maria Gunnoes house. Flooding rendered the bridge unusable for vehicles. photo by Janet Keating
OVEC board members cross a bridge to Maria Gunnoes house. Flooding rendered the bridge unusable for vehicles. photo by Janet Keating

On April 28, OVEC board members met with active volunteers of the Mountain Community Preservation Coalition.

It was a chance for OVEC board members to see coalfield community organizing in action and to meet with some of the newer volunteers. Members listened with deep interest as people like Chuck Nelson spoke about life in the coalfields and the impact mountaintop removal mining is having.

The meeting included a tour of communities affected by mountaintop removal and coal sludge dams.

 

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