Appalachia’s Story in Photos
The story of Appalachia is told best by ts rivers, lakes, streams, hills, mountains, valleys, trees, flowers, birds, wildlife and all else that consists of the natural world which supports […]
Category Archives: ecology
North Carolina ISAAC Wrong to Target Pipeline Opponents
It is Duke, Dominion and EQT that are terrorizing people By Michael M. Barrick RALEIGH, N.C. – The North Carolina’s surveillance and counter-terrorism unit has conducted a “threat assessment” of […]
Virginia DEQ Ignores Requests for Pipeline Comments
Environmental groups accuse agency of ‘foot-dragging’ Editor’s note: If approved, the Atlantic Coast Pipeline will run more than 170 miles through North Carolina roughly parallel with I-95 east of Raleigh. […]
The Hillbilly Highway Ideal for Pondering Life
Slow down and seek out a ‘Cool an’ Green an’ Shady’ spot Note: This is the fifth installment from “The Hillbilly Highway, Volume 2: Seeds, Songs and Streams.” Learn more here. By […]
Wilson Creek a Must Stop on the Hillbilly Highway
Getting to it is not an easy drive or hike, but it’s worth it Note: This is the fourth installment from “The Hillbilly Highway, Volume 2: Seeds, Songs and Streams.” Learn more […]
The Earth Under Assault
Three years after Preserving Sacred Appalachia Conference, Appalachia and all of the planet is as vulnerable as ever to fossil fuel industry LENOIR, N.C. (April 22, 2018) – Three years […]
ASU Student Uses Art to Teach Peers about MTR
A mind at work inspired research and response By Michael M. Barrick BOONE, N.C. – In late October, a professor at Appalachian State University (ASU) reached out to me because […]
