Mountaintop removal mining is a serious issue in the Appalachian Mountain area of the US. The process is extremely harmful to the environment, destroys many ecosystems, and causes severe health problems. Sign this petition to help stop this horrible mining process!
I honestly never thought this would gain this much steam but here we are and it makes me feel so much better about the mountains being saved. Someone from a news desk actually emailed me today which is wild because I started this on a whim when I was furious about the forests being flattened. Keep your eyes peeled because things are finally starting to shake up.
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Mike Thompson
15 years ago
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The toxic runoff is poisoning the water supply for everyone down here. enough is enough.
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Sarah Wright
15 years ago
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PLEASE STOP DESTROYING OUR BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAINS. its all we have left here.
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Jason Hall
15 years ago
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so sad to see what they have done to the landscape. looks like a moon base now. just stop it.
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Gary Bennett
15 years ago
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my grandpa worked these hills for years and it breaks my heart to see them blown to bits like this. leave the land alone.
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Rebecca Parker
15 years ago
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We need to protect the wilderness before there is nothing left for our kids to see.
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Linda Petersen
15 years ago
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Why do they get to tear everything up just for some coal? greed is killing us all.
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Roger Judson
2 years ago
Stop raping mother earth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Mountaintop removal mining is a serious issue in the Appalachian Mountain area of the US. The process is extremely harmful to the environment, destroys many ecosystems, and causes severe health problems. Sign this petition to help stop this horrible mining process!
I honestly never thought this would gain this much steam but here we are and it makes me feel so much better about the mountains being saved. Someone from a news desk actually emailed me today which is wild because I started this on a whim when I was furious about the forests being flattened. Keep your eyes peeled because things are finally starting to shake up.
7 Comments
M
Mike Thompson
15 years ago
Featured
The toxic runoff is poisoning the water supply for everyone down here. enough is enough.
S
Sarah Wright
15 years ago
Featured
PLEASE STOP DESTROYING OUR BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAINS. its all we have left here.
J
Jason Hall
15 years ago
Featured
so sad to see what they have done to the landscape. looks like a moon base now. just stop it.
G
Gary Bennett
15 years ago
Featured
my grandpa worked these hills for years and it breaks my heart to see them blown to bits like this. leave the land alone.
R
Rebecca Parker
15 years ago
Featured
We need to protect the wilderness before there is nothing left for our kids to see.
L
Linda Petersen
15 years ago
Featured
Why do they get to tear everything up just for some coal? greed is killing us all.
R
Roger Judson
2 years ago
Stop raping mother earth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The toxic runoff is poisoning the water supply for everyone down here. enough is enough.