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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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- Approaching the area around Marsh Fork Elementary. Here’s a view of the mountaintop removal site about the coal sludge dam above the school (school…
- Note the top of the coal silo, visible in about the center of the photo. The silo is under 200 feet from the school. Federal law requires such stru…
- The school buildings are visible to the right of the silo.
- The school in the foreground, then the silo, then the coal sludge dam and the mining operation.
- The school at center, the silo and the coal prep plant. Assorted chemicals, some known carcinogens, are used in the prep plant.
- The school at center, and more of the prep plant.
- School at left of photo, silo, prep plant and face of the dam.
- The dam.
- A lake of toxic goo looms over Marsh Fork Elementary.
- What a disgusting mess.
- Blasting above an earthen dam holding billions of gallons of toxic sludge above an elementary school? How does the industry get away with this? Why…
- The mine site grows bigger and bigger.
- The drainge-catchment for the mine site is the coal sludge dam.
- Words don’t suffice.
- A different view of the dam face, prep plant and the Marsh Fork Elementary School.