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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 are available on request.
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- Maria Gunnoe’s community of Bob White. The closest mine site is up the valley at right.
- Maria’s community and the edge of the closest mine.
- Like many small communities in southern West Virginia, Maria’s homeplace is increasingly surrounded by mountaintop removal / valley fill coal mining.
- A wider view of the mining near Maria’s.
- Dust coming off the mine sites can contain silica from blasted sandstone, coal dust, chemicals from the blasting agents used and diesel equipment smoke.