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2007
November-December 2007 Mountain State Sierran
Local and national energy issues highlite this issue of your Mountain State Sierran, which is in a brand new print format for the first time in almost 20 years!!
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by Virginia Cramer (National Media Team) and Paul Wilson (Chapter Chair)
A long legal battle results in a huge victory to clean up coal-fired power plants in Appalachian states
by Sally Wilts
Chapter Energy Committee takes the lead opposing the Allegheny Power's TrailCO Powerline
by Regina Hendrix
Our Vice Chair represented the Chapter at the annual meeting of the Council of Club Leaders
by Duane Nichols
The Chapter joins with other environmental and community groups in opposing a 240-mile power transmission line
by Jim Kotcon, WVEC President
Fall meeting helps WV E-Council set its 2008 Legislative priorities
by Duane Nichols
The West Virginia Public Energy Authority has a draft Energy Opportunities Plan for the state, which covers conservation and efficiency but also coal to liquids and other coal-based energy
by Duane Nichols
Conservative Pundits didn't like it, but Al Gore along with the IPCC received the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize
by Chapter Newsletter Feed
Northeastern states lead the way in addressing the Greenhouse Gases that cause Global Warming
by Irene Muffly, President of the Monongahela Garden Club
This Op-Ed piece appeared in the Dominion Post September 15, 2007
by Mike Price, Chapter Outings Leader
A great trip down the Greenbrier River Trail, which was enjoyed by all so much that we just may have to do this one again!
by Larry Gibson, Dianne Bady, and Regina Hendrix
Nothing's sacred anymore, even the old family cemetary!
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