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In reply to the discussion: An environmental hero died yesterday and no one seems to be paying attention. [View all]sabrina 1
(62,325 posts)38. Thank you I will look for them. Shameful that those thugs could get away with
crimes like that. It's sad that these stories do not get coverage on the MSM, but then we would have to have a free press rather than the Corporate Media so many people are dependent on for their news.
RIP Larry!
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An environmental hero died yesterday and no one seems to be paying attention. [View all]
antigone382
Sep 2012
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There have been a few documentaries that featured him, such as Coal Country.
antigone382
Sep 2012
#28
Thank you I will look for them. Shameful that those thugs could get away with
sabrina 1
Sep 2012
#38
Thank you for bringing it to our attention. You are right. He should be honored for
GreenPartyVoter
Sep 2012
#29
thanks antigone for posting this story and being persistent in nurturing attention to it
tomm2thumbs
Sep 2012
#43
Thank you for your persistence, antigone382. I hadn't seen your threads or heard of his death.
Flaxbee
Sep 2012
#54
Saddest thing about mountain-top destruction, like what's been done to Kayford Mt....
countryjake
Sep 2012
#55
I noticed, watched the video and it made me so physically ill so I didn't reply.
freshwest
Sep 2012
#56
This is the 1st post I've seen on this. I didn't know. I care. Very much. What a man. nt
Honeycombe8
Sep 2012
#62
there were a number of posts about his death, not just your two, so he wasn't being ignored.
niyad
Sep 2012
#73
Thank you, Larry. I hope you're at peace in a place where the mountains are whole.
mountain grammy
Sep 2012
#79