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  • Published on Jul 27, 2025

    Treasured U.S. mining towns you can still visit today

    Why are many drawn to old mining towns? Likely for a mix of reasons, including historic and cultural ones. And because these places make visitors feel as though they’ve entered a time capsule. Mining towns often sprang up overnight across the U.S. during …

    Source: The Spokesman-Review - Washington State - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 26, 2025

    Sorry, New York: West Virginia won’t clean up your climate mess

    West Virginians mined the coal that forged the steel that built New York City. The Empire State Building, the Brooklyn Bridge, even the subway — none of these iconic landmarks would exist without the blood and sweat of West Virginia coal miners. West …

    Source: New York Post - Right-wing
  • Published on Jul 26, 2025

    Appalachia's haunted highway: legends of West Virginia Turnpike ghosts

    CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Completed in 1954, the West Virginia Turnpike, twisting like a ribbon through 88 miles of the Appalachian Mountains, is not just a feat of 20th-century engineering; it's one of the most important interstate corridors in the eastern …

    Source: West Virginia Explorer - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 27, 2025

    Weird Things About Presidents' Ancestors That Explain A Lot

    You can't choose your family, a fact many U.S. presidents have known all too well. Jimmy Carter had a sketchy brother, Bill Clinton had a sketchy brother, and both of those siblings caused them embarrassment during their political careers. Others, such …

    Source: Grunge - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 25, 2025

    Free black lung screenings coming to West Virginia coal miners this summer

    MORGANTOWN, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Coal miners in West Virginia will have access to free and confidential black lung screenings this summer, thanks to a mobile health initiative led by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). The …

    Source: Lootpress - West Virginia - Center-right
  • Published on Jul 25, 2025

    Huge delays in payouts to miners with silicosis and TB

    “Every day, I pray that people may have compassion for my family and give us something to eat, as we always run out of food,” says Nonkolelo Jijingubo, of Virginia. The 56-year-old mother of three is one of thousands of claimants who are losing hope they …

    Source: Eye Witness News - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 25, 2025

    America needs an aggressive critical minerals strategy

    In April, China restricted exports of crucial rare earth elements and magnets, which are used in everything from fighter jets and submarines to missile systems and drones.President Donald Trump rightly drew a sharp line on China’s aggressive moves, issuing …

    Source: Washington Examiner - Right-wing
  • Published on Jul 25, 2025

    Department of the Interior Launches Effort to Unlock Critical Minerals from Mine Waste

    WASHINGTON — At Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum’s direction, the Department of the Interior is taking decisive steps to recover critical minerals essential to America’s economic strength, national defense, and energy future from mine waste, coal …

    Distribution channels: Environment
  • Published on Jul 24, 2025

    Polymetallic Nodules, a Source of Rare Metals, May Hold the Secrets of 'Dark Oxygen'

    This story was supported by a grant from the Pulitzer Center and co-published with the Post and Courier. On July 22, 2024, a team of researchers released a shocking discovery: deep-sea rock concentrations appeared to be producing oxygen in the blackness of …

    Source: Scientific American - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 24, 2025

    Black lung disease resurges as Trump and coal bosses sacrifice miners for profit and war

    There has been a resurgence of black lung disease, also known as Coal Worker’s Pneumoconiosis (CWP), in recent years among miners in the central Appalachian coalfields. Long considered an affliction of older and retired miners, the disease, including the …

    Source: World Socialist Web Site - Left-wing
  • Published on Jul 23, 2025

    Support For Mine Problems in Jeopardy; Groups Challenge South Fork Coal

    Citizens’ Ability to Get Help with Mine Problems in Jeopardy Established in 1977, the federal Ten Day Notice rule allows individuals to ask federal regulators to investigate and intervene when a coal mine is causing an environmental problem that state …

    Source: Appalachian Voice - Center-left
  • Published on Jul 23, 2025

    Bannack Days: A town of gold, ghosts and grit

    Running along the banks of Grasshopper Creek in Beaverhead County lie the remnants of a once-prosperous town — Bannack — the first territorial capital of Montana. In early 1862, gold was discovered in the area, and the rush was on. The town was named after …

    Source: Clark Fork Valley Press & Mineral Independent - Montana - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 25, 2025

    Tourist Attractions in North Carolina

    Written by Lana Law and Michael Law Updated Jul 25, 2025 Authors Michael and Lana Law visit North Carolina for skiing in winter, the beaches and hiking in summer, and fun towns throughout the year to visit friends. With mountains, forests, beaches, islands …

    Source: PlanetWare - Pending
  • Published on Jul 25, 2025

    Galamsey and the fight for the future:  Why student-led innovation matters

    By Nii Noi NOI & Wilma OBENG “When entering the pit, you say your last prayer because you may not return alive. Sometimes, I cry on my way to the galamsey site because I know that I may not return alive,” recounted Wisdom Kuku, an illegal miner, in an …

    Source: Business and Financial Times - Pending
  • Published on Jul 25, 2025

    Protected Paths: Trails Through Public Lands

    By Kayla Masterman From national parks to wilderness areas and national forests, federal public lands offer a range of recreational opportunities and an immersive experience in nature. Whether a waterfall stroll, a ridge-top trek or a deep-forest escape, …

    Source: Appalachian Voice - Center-left
  • Published on Jul 26, 2025

    ALTERNATE ENERGY: A clean burn? A new look at coal

    The Innovation Series: This and the next four segments of my monthly “Alternative Energy” columns will highlight technologies that could be game-changers in energy. As I discovered last month, energy technologies are evolving faster than ever. Keeping the …

    Source: Finger Lakes Times - New York - Pending
  • Published on Jul 26, 2025

    Takeaways from Tallahassee — Big Bucks on Back-to-School

    Somehow, August is right around the corner, which means a few things: we’re deep in Summer weather, Leo season has arrived, both college and pro football are peeking back into view, and parents across the state are rejoicing because school is about to …

    Source: Florida Politics - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 26, 2025

    Gridiron Arizona’s 2026 Recruiting Update: 7/25

    ALA-Queen Creek quarterback Britton DeWitt commits to Idaho UPDATED: 7/25/25 Two more players made their commitments this past week. Both schools are members of the Big Sky Conference (FCS). Overall, 59 seniors have announced their college …

    Source: On3 - Pending
  • Published on Jul 26, 2025

    Club news: July 26, 2025

    EDITOR’S NOTE: The Union publishes Club News each Saturday. To share the latest from your western Nevada County club or organization, email readers@theunion.com. Unfortunately only a small fraction of club submissions are published in the print version of …

    Source: The Union - California - Pending
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