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About FacingChange.org
Former domain of a non-profit collective of acclaimed photographers and writers producing and publishing reports highlighting the efforts of individuals and organizations working to affect positive change.
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Environmental activists opposed to mountain top removal lead a fifty mile march to Blair Mountain in an effort to stop plans to strip mine the area. The march route followed the same one taken ninety years ago, in 1921, when union coal miners attempting to rescue fellow workers who were being terrorized by company gun men, marched through the mountains of southern West Virginia.
At Blair Mountain, in Logan County, they were stopped by National Guard troops. In the three day pitched battle that resulted, over one million rounds were fired before the coal miners retreated.
Today, billions of dollars of coal sits underneath Blair Mountain, and the coal companies that own the land have plans to strip mine it, literally removing the mountain. The state of West Virginia refuses to designate the area as a site of historical importance, and the United Mine Workers of America is reluctant to fight against the few surface mining jobs that have remained in union hands.
While the local community remains generally supportive of some kind of memorial for the coal union struggles of the past, they are also extremely wary of “outside” environmental groups who oppose strip mining. They see environmental laws as a direct threat to their economic security and the few remaining industrial jobs in the impoverished area..While the mines of West Virginia continue to export billions of dollars of high grade coal out of state and around the world, the state itself remains one of the poorest in the nation.