Posted inEnvironment Even with new legislation, it could be years before drinking water in West Virginia is free of toxic ‘forever chemicals’ by Allen Siegler May 2nd, 2023May 2nd, 2023
Posted inEconomy Public lands or private profit? West Virginia RV campground debate raises questions over role of state parks by Ellie Heffernan and P.R. Lockhart April 27th, 2023April 26th, 2023
Posted inEnvironment How we measured the environmental cost of bankrupt mines by Scott Pham for ProPublica, Ken Ward Jr. and Joel Jacobs, ProPublica April 26th, 2023April 26th, 2023
Posted inEnvironment In the game of musical mines, environmental damage takes a back seat by Ken Ward Jr., Alex Mierjeski and Scott Pham for ProPublica April 26th, 2023April 26th, 2023
Posted inMountain State Spotlight explains Mountain State Spotlight explains: Why West Virginia’s reliance on volatile severance taxes is problematic by P.R. Lockhart April 10th, 2023July 27th, 2023
Posted inWest Virginia Legislature West Virginia coal industry pushes for state office to recruit miners, promote coal benefits by Alexa Beyer January 24th, 2023January 23rd, 2023
Posted inEnvironment The U.S. Forest Service plans to clear-cut in the Monongahela National Forest. West Virginians worry it’s a return to the state’s destructive logging past by Alexa Beyer January 4th, 2023January 5th, 2023
Posted inEnvironment Justice-owned company to pay nearly $1 million for chronic air pollution violations by Max Blau, ProPublica December 12th, 2022December 14th, 2022
Posted inEnvironment West Virginia lawmakers created a commission to help struggling coal communities. Gov. Jim Justice still hasn’t appointed members. by Alexa Beyer November 29th, 2022November 29th, 2022
Posted inEnvironment As Corridor H nears completion, residents fight state highway officials to route it around their towns by Alexa Beyer November 15th, 2022January 13th, 2023
