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Farewell to a Force of Nature: Angie Rosser’s Next Adventure
By Cindy EllisThe West Virginia Highlands Conservancy would like to extend a very fond and sincere farewell to a long-time partner and ally,…
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R-ROPA Is Just Lipstick On A Pig… Plus Corridor H’s Trail Troubles
By Matt MarcusIn March 1997, the West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) and the engineering firm Michael Baker International came out with a…
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An Opportunity to Meet the Moment
By Marilynn CuonzoIt was 1891 when President Benjamin Harrison created the “Forest Reserves” in response to public concern that unrestrained logging across the…
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Corridor H: Not the Same Old Song
By Hugh RogersThe words may be the same, but some old songs are changing. Consider the country hit, “I Forgot More Than You’ll…
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A Tribute to Bill Limpert: Virginia Tree Protector and Pipeline Fighter
By Mike TidwellThe first time I met Bill Limpert he was 71 years old and standing outside the Virginia General Assembly in Richmond….
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What is the State of our Highlands?
Your Fall Review Committee has started working on the upcoming Fall Review, scheduled for October 18-20 at Cacapon State Park. Save the dates and plan to attend.
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Net Metering Controversy Settled
By John McFerrinThe parties to the net metering controversy before the West Virginia Public Service Commission have reached a compromise settlement. While the…
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March Legislative Update – The End Is in Sight
By Luanne McGovernThe West Virginia Legislative Session will be drawing to a close on March 9 after consideration of over 2,500 bills. There…
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Thought From Our President
By Marilyn ShoenfeldIt is the end of February as I write this. Our beautiful winter turned into an early mud season this month….
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Opposition to the Dangerous, Unnecessary Mountain Valley Pipeline Continues
By Maury JohnsonIn 2014, I was notified that a large conglomerate of so-called ‘natural gas’ corporations wanted to run a 42-inch interstate pipeline…
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