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Plundering Appalachia The Tragedy of Mountaintop-Removal Coal Mining

Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: Douglas R Tompkins(Editor), Tom Butler(Editor), George Wuerthner(Editor)
208 pages, colour photos
Plundering Appalachia
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  • Plundering Appalachia ISBN: 9781601090508 Paperback Aug 2011 Out of Print #213470
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Plundering Appalachia is a collection of photographs and essays detailing the grim realities of mountaintop removal mining: the effects of the blasting on the environment and the people and animals in its wake; the irreversible devastation of the natural landscape of Appalachia; how mountaintop removal is or is not regulated; and the true costs of the practice over time. Most people in the United States are connected to mountaintop removal in some way, whether they live in the affected areas, consume products derived from the mining haul, or are dealing with the effects that mining has on their ecosystem.

Plundering Appalachia is a clarion call to action, asking Americans to get past the rhetoric of the coal industry and see the real Appalachia. Supported by science and common sense, Plundering Appalachia is a plea for a region whose natural beauty deserves to be enjoyed by future generations.

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Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: Douglas R Tompkins(Editor), Tom Butler(Editor), George Wuerthner(Editor)
208 pages, colour photos
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