Inside Appalachia

Pipelines, Birds and Coal Ash: A Look at Environmental Coverage Inside Appalachia


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Coal has dominated Appalachia’s energy economy for more than a century. But natural gas is emerging as a new economic force, bringing with it jobs, infrastructure needs and new environmental concerns. In this episode of Inside Appalachia, we’ll hear why some are worried about the risk of water contamination from major gas pipelines being built through parts of West Virginia, projects which also promise jobs in the region.
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Inside AppalachiaBy West Virginia Public Broadcasting

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