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Mourning the Losses at Upper Big Branch

We send our heart-felt condolences to the family and friends of miners lost in the Upper Big Branch mining disaster, and join our entire region and ... Read This Post

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East Tennessee Green Jobs Tour

SOCM, based out of Lake City, TN, will host a Green-Collar Jobs Tour on April 13th, 2010.The tour will include a visit to Buffalo Mountain Wind Energy ... Read This Post

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Your Ideas on Appalachia’s Economic Future

The Appalachian Regional Development Initiative is the name of a new effort aimed at exploring “what the Federal Government can do to promote stronger ... Read This Post


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Appalachian Carbon Partnership Launched

As our friends at the Rural Blog have reported, the Appalachian Carbon Partnership has launched a resource to pair individuals, families, companies or ... Read This Post

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Education and Jobs are the Key to Reducing Poverty

A recent New York Times Op-Ed made a plea for policy makers to implement policies and programs that we know work to reduce poverty. "'To make a ... Read This Post

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KY Home Performance Program Unveiled

Kentucky officials capitalized on the captive audience gathered at last week’s 2010 Midwest Regional Energy Star Conference in Lexington to ... Read This Post


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Broadband Internet – Reaching Central Appalachian Rural Communities?

There has been a lot of discussion about increasing access in rural American communities to broadband internet recently both by the federal government ... Read This Post

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Census: What the New Count Will Mean for Appalachia in the 21st Century

It's Census time! People have received their forms, 20% have returned them already and the official Census date of April 1 is fast approaching. The ... Read This Post

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Spending Money to Save Money: Investing in Energy Efficiency

Our colleagues at the Kentucky Sustainable Energy Alliance have highlighted the findings of a recent report by the Consumer Federation of America, ... Read This Post


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FCC’s National Broadband Plan

Previously we covered a new national effort called Dial-Up Rocks, which asked people to sign a petition for the creation of a National Broadband Plan ... Read This Post

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Federal Reports Examining Mountaintop Mining in Central Appalachia Issued

The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) issued two reports examining mountaintop mining in Central Appalachia over the last few months. GAO is ... Read This Post

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Expanding Market for Appalachian-grown Heirloom Apples

2010 has been declared the Year of the Heirloom Apple by the Renewing America’s Food Traditions (RAFT) alliance. An initiative of Slow Food USA, RAFT ... Read This Post


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