http://newsrackblog.com/2010/08/02/if-you-dont-live-here-its-none-of-your-business/ a citizen's journal by Thomas Nephew Fri, 18 May 2012 00:38:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://newsrackblog.com/2010/08/02/if-you-dont-live-here-its-none-of-your-business/#comment-8836 newsrackblog.com » Blog Archive » If Noah Cross were alive today, he’d be giving to the Tea Party! Wed, 13 Oct 2010 21:26:13 +0000 http://newsrackblog.com/?p=2741#comment-8836 [...] Thomas Nephew on “If you don’t live here, it’s none of your business” [...] [...] Thomas Nephew on “If you don’t live here, it’s none of your business” [...]

]]> http://newsrackblog.com/2010/08/02/if-you-dont-live-here-its-none-of-your-business/#comment-7957 Thomas Nephew Fri, 06 Aug 2010 13:30:53 +0000 http://newsrackblog.com/?p=2741#comment-7957 Thank you very much for letting me know -- I'll relay this to Facebook and Twitter. Thank you very much for letting me know — I’ll relay this to Facebook and Twitter.

]]> http://newsrackblog.com/2010/08/02/if-you-dont-live-here-its-none-of-your-business/#comment-7951 Appalachia Rising Tue, 03 Aug 2010 16:27:43 +0000 http://newsrackblog.com/?p=2741#comment-7951 Join us on September 25-7 in Washington, D.C. at <a href="http://www.appalachiarising.org" rel="nofollow">Appalachia Rising</a>, a mass mobilization calling for the abolition of mountaintop removal and surface mining. Appalachia Rising is is a national response to the poisoning of America’s water supply, the destruction of Appalachia’s mountains, head water source streams, and communities through mountaintop removal coal mining. It follows a long history of social action for a just and sustainable Appalachia. Appalachia Rising strives to unite coalfield residents, grass roots groups, individuals, and national organizations to call for the abolition of mountaintop removal coal mining and demand that America’s water be protected from all forms of surface mining. Appalachia Rising will consist of two events. First, the weekend conference, Sept. 25-26, Appalachia Rising, Voices from the Mountains will provide an opportunity to build or join the movement for justice in Appalachia through strategy discussions and share knowledge across regional and generational lines. The second event on Monday, Sept.27, is the Appalachia Rising Day of Action which will unify thousands in calling for an end to mountaintop removal and all forms of steep slope surface mining though a vibrant march and rally. An act of dignified non-violent civil disobedience will be possible for those who wish to express themselves by risking arrest. For more info, visit appalachiarising.org Join us on September 25-7 in Washington, D.C. at Appalachia Rising, a mass mobilization calling for the abolition of mountaintop removal and surface mining. Appalachia Rising is is a national response to the poisoning of America’s water supply, the destruction of Appalachia’s mountains, head water source streams, and communities through mountaintop removal coal mining. It follows a long history of social action for a just and sustainable Appalachia.
Appalachia Rising strives to unite coalfield residents, grass roots groups, individuals, and national organizations to call for the abolition of mountaintop removal coal mining and demand that America’s water be protected from all forms of surface mining.
Appalachia Rising will consist of two events. First, the weekend conference, Sept. 25-26, Appalachia Rising, Voices from the Mountains will provide an opportunity to build or join the movement for justice in Appalachia through strategy discussions and share knowledge across regional and generational lines. The second event on Monday, Sept.27, is the Appalachia Rising Day of Action which will unify thousands in calling for an end to mountaintop removal and all forms of steep slope surface mining though a vibrant march and rally. An act of dignified non-violent civil disobedience will be possible for those who wish to express themselves by risking arrest.
For more info, visit appalachiarising.org

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