Category: Newsletter article
Individual articles for various ‘issues’ of newsletters (i.e., articles for a GREEN Newsletter or Legislative Update).
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Newsletter article WV Rivers Coalition October 3, 2026
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Issues: Health
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Issues: Health
Newsletter article WVEC October 3, 2026
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It's important to not leave the excerpt field blank. Ask me why if you care to know. More
Issues: Legislation
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It's important to not leave the excerpt field blank. Ask me why if you care to know. More
Issues: Legislation
Newsletter article WVEC August 26, 2026
Notes & News
Belle’s Fight For Clean Air, Acquisition of Pleasants Power Plant, Data Center News, Charleston Gazette-Mail, Mountain State Spotlight, West Virginia Public Broadcasting, West Virginia Watch More
Issues: Data centers, Energy, Health, News, Pollution, Water
Notes & News
Belle’s Fight For Clean Air, Acquisition of Pleasants Power Plant, Data Center News, Charleston Gazette-Mail, Mountain State Spotlight, West Virginia Public Broadcasting, West Virginia Watch More
Issues: Data centers, Energy, Health, News, Pollution, Water
Newsletter article Anna Saab August 26, 2026
Green Pages: Books with WVEC Board Members
This month’s reading recommendations were submitted by WVEC Communications Coordinator, Anna Saab. Her picks are a mix of fiction and nonfiction. More
Issues: Books
Green Pages: Books with WVEC Board Members
This month’s reading recommendations were submitted by WVEC Communications Coordinator, Anna Saab. Her picks are a mix of fiction and nonfiction. More
Issues: Books
Newsletter article WVEC August 26, 2026
Member Spotlight
This week’s member spotlight features one of Appalachian Voices’ best. Katie Mowry is an environmental scientist who found her way to West Virginia through work. We hope you enjoy getting to know her a little better. More
Member Spotlight
This week’s member spotlight features one of Appalachian Voices’ best. Katie Mowry is an environmental scientist who found her way to West Virginia through work. We hope you enjoy getting to know her a little better. More
Newsletter article Quenton King August 26, 2026
Morrisey’s listening tour won’t fix West Virginia’s water issues, but that was never the point
Beautiful clean water. Four counties. Two days. Hardly any notice. That describes the water listening tour that Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced Tuesday morning with Marshall President Brad Smith in Huntington, West Virginia, an area we all of course associate with bad water, I guess? More
Issues: Water
Morrisey’s listening tour won’t fix West Virginia’s water issues, but that was never the point
Beautiful clean water. Four counties. Two days. Hardly any notice. That describes the water listening tour that Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced Tuesday morning with Marshall President Brad Smith in Huntington, West Virginia, an area we all of course associate with bad water, I guess? More
Issues: Water
Newsletter article WV Rivers Coalition August 26, 2026
Legislative Update from West Virginia Rivers Coalition
Above Ground Storage Tanks, Flooding, and Southern West Virginia Water Crisis More
Issues: Aboveground tanks, Floods, Legislation, Water
Legislative Update from West Virginia Rivers Coalition
Above Ground Storage Tanks, Flooding, and Southern West Virginia Water Crisis More
Issues: Aboveground tanks, Floods, Legislation, Water
Newsletter article WV Rivers Coalition August 26, 2026
Endangering the Roadless Rule threatens ecosystems in the Monongahela Forest
Sacred areas in the Monongahela National Forest will lose important protection if the U.S. Department of Agriculture is permitted to gut or end the Roadless Rule. More
Issues: Public lands, State parks, Water
Endangering the Roadless Rule threatens ecosystems in the Monongahela Forest
Sacred areas in the Monongahela National Forest will lose important protection if the U.S. Department of Agriculture is permitted to gut or end the Roadless Rule. More
Issues: Public lands, State parks, Water
Newsletter article WVEC July 29, 2026
Member Spotlight
This month’s Member Spotlight highlights the great work of Amy Margolies of Tucker United. You might remember her name from the article she co-authored in our April newsletter, “We Are Not Alone: Building Civic Momentum With Tucker United.” More
Issues: Health
Member Spotlight
This month’s Member Spotlight highlights the great work of Amy Margolies of Tucker United. You might remember her name from the article she co-authored in our April newsletter, “We Are Not Alone: Building Civic Momentum With Tucker United.” More
Issues: Health
Newsletter article WVEC July 29, 2026
Visions of an Ecofuture
In honor of America’s 250th birthday this month, our Communications Coordinator Anna asked Morgan and I to write brief essays envisioning an ecofuture for West Virginia, whether that’s 25 or 250 years from now. I dragged my feet because it’s hard for me to think beyond election cycles and presidencies. That’s the policy brain in me. I have a rough idea of what’s best when it comes to a certain policy, but how can I achieve something with what we have right now? More
Issues: Ecology, Solar power
Visions of an Ecofuture
In honor of America’s 250th birthday this month, our Communications Coordinator Anna asked Morgan and I to write brief essays envisioning an ecofuture for West Virginia, whether that’s 25 or 250 years from now. I dragged my feet because it’s hard for me to think beyond election cycles and presidencies. That’s the policy brain in me. I have a rough idea of what’s best when it comes to a certain policy, but how can I achieve something with what we have right now? More
Issues: Ecology, Solar power
Newsletter article WVEC July 29, 2026
Notes & News
July Flooding & Tornadoes | Charleston Gazette-Mail | Mountain State Spotlight | West Virginia Public Broadcasting | West Virginia Watch | New York Times More
Issues: Climate change, Data centers, Energy efficiency, News, Pollution
Notes & News
July Flooding & Tornadoes | Charleston Gazette-Mail | Mountain State Spotlight | West Virginia Public Broadcasting | West Virginia Watch | New York Times More
Issues: Climate change, Data centers, Energy efficiency, News, Pollution
Newsletter article WVEC July 29, 2026
Happenings Around the Mountain
Events, Opportunities, Actions More
Issues: Actions, Events, Opportunity
Happenings Around the Mountain
Events, Opportunities, Actions More
Issues: Actions, Events, Opportunity
Newsletter article WVEC July 29, 2026
Green Pages: Books with WVEC Board Members
This month’s book recommendations are a few of Quenton King’s favorite reads. As WVEC President and Government Affairs Specialist for Appalachian Voices, Quenton is constantly reading a variety of news, research, and other works of environmental nonfiction. We hope these picks are as enjoyable as they are educational. Happy reading! More
Issues: Climate change, Coal, Social justice
Green Pages: Books with WVEC Board Members
This month’s book recommendations are a few of Quenton King’s favorite reads. As WVEC President and Government Affairs Specialist for Appalachian Voices, Quenton is constantly reading a variety of news, research, and other works of environmental nonfiction. We hope these picks are as enjoyable as they are educational. Happy reading! More
Issues: Climate change, Coal, Social justice
Newsletter article Anna Saab July 29, 2026
Protecting public lands for the next generation
Some of my earliest memories involve spending time exploring the natural wonders of our public lands. As a little girl, I remember tilting my head back to marvel at the green canopy of hemlock trees in Cathedral State Park and swimming at the Upper Falls of Holly State Park on a hot summer day. More
Issues: Public lands
Protecting public lands for the next generation
Some of my earliest memories involve spending time exploring the natural wonders of our public lands. As a little girl, I remember tilting my head back to marvel at the green canopy of hemlock trees in Cathedral State Park and swimming at the Upper Falls of Holly State Park on a hot summer day. More
Issues: Public lands
Newsletter article WVEC June 24, 2026
Notes & News
El Niño Threat Looms | Solar Gets A Moment In The Sun | Data Center Roundup | Charleston Gazette-Mail | Mountain State Spotlight | West Virginia Public Broadcasting | West Virginia Watch | Kentucky Lantern More
Notes & News
El Niño Threat Looms | Solar Gets A Moment In The Sun | Data Center Roundup | Charleston Gazette-Mail | Mountain State Spotlight | West Virginia Public Broadcasting | West Virginia Watch | Kentucky Lantern More
Newsletter article WVEC June 24, 2026
Happenings Around the Mountain
Events, opportunities, Actions More
Issues: Events
Happenings Around the Mountain
Events, opportunities, Actions More
Issues: Events
Newsletter article WVEC June 24, 2026
Green Pages: Books with WVEC Board Members
This month’s book recommendations come from none other than West Virginia Rivers Coalition’s Mike Jones. Mike coordinates the West Virginians for Public Lands Alliance and brings his passion for conservation with him to class as an adjunct professor at West Virginia University. Enjoy his submissions! More
Issues: Books
Green Pages: Books with WVEC Board Members
This month’s book recommendations come from none other than West Virginia Rivers Coalition’s Mike Jones. Mike coordinates the West Virginians for Public Lands Alliance and brings his passion for conservation with him to class as an adjunct professor at West Virginia University. Enjoy his submissions! More
Issues: Books
Newsletter article June 24, 2026
Earth Day in Black Appalachia: From Camp Nelson to a Sustainable Future
Earth Day began as a call to awareness. In Black Appalachia, it must now become a call to transformation. More
Issues: com, Environmental justice, Sustainability
Earth Day in Black Appalachia: From Camp Nelson to a Sustainable Future
Earth Day began as a call to awareness. In Black Appalachia, it must now become a call to transformation. More
Issues: com, Environmental justice, Sustainability
Newsletter article Anna Saab June 24, 2026
If it’s not intersectional, it’s not environmental justice
On June 19, 1865, the Emancipation Proclamation was finally recognized in Texas. Decades later, we celebrate Juneteenth and the freedom it brought. White West Virginians should not only uplift and celebrate our Black neighbors, but reflect on the darker history of our region. Coal country’s history has always had a complicated tinge, but a closer look reveals a particularly dark history for our BIPOC brothers and sisters. More
Issues: Coal, Environmental justice, Health
If it’s not intersectional, it’s not environmental justice
On June 19, 1865, the Emancipation Proclamation was finally recognized in Texas. Decades later, we celebrate Juneteenth and the freedom it brought. White West Virginians should not only uplift and celebrate our Black neighbors, but reflect on the darker history of our region. Coal country’s history has always had a complicated tinge, but a closer look reveals a particularly dark history for our BIPOC brothers and sisters. More
Issues: Coal, Environmental justice, Health
Newsletter article WVEC June 24, 2026
Member Spotlight
This month’s Member Spotlight is a double feature! Maria Russo and Dani Parent have both been invaluable WVEC members for several years. I hope you enjoy getting to know them a little better. Enjoy! More
Issues: Environmental justice, Water
Member Spotlight
This month’s Member Spotlight is a double feature! Maria Russo and Dani Parent have both been invaluable WVEC members for several years. I hope you enjoy getting to know them a little better. Enjoy! More
Issues: Environmental justice, Water
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