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OVEC’s photos of mountaintop removal appear on numerous websites, including government websites. They’re on the covers of and inside books, in CD jackets, in newspaper articles, on newsletters and fundraising mailers various groups send out for their end mountaintop removal work. Students from grade school to grad school have used them for papers and projects. Artists have used them in montages, sculptures and weavings.
But this is a first. Check out the three OVEC photos used here. By the way, this links to what is a parody.
New twist on a widely-disseminated OVEC photo of the destruction of Kayford Mountain.
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