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You searched for: All Creators U. S. news and world report. Remove constraint All Creators: U. S. news and world report. Creator Uniform Title U. S. news and world report. Remove constraint Creator Uniform Title: U. S. news and world report. Subject Geographic Beech Creek (W. Va.) Remove constraint Subject Geographic: Beech Creek (W. Va.) Subject Geographic Blair (W. Va.) Remove constraint Subject Geographic: Blair (W. Va.) All Subjects Arch Coal (Firm) Remove constraint All Subjects: Arch Coal (Firm) All Subjects Wharncliff (W. Va.) Remove constraint All Subjects: Wharncliff (W. Va.) Subject Topical Mountaintop removal mining--West Virginia. Remove constraint Subject Topical: Mountaintop removal mining--West Virginia.
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1. Shear madness : enironmentalists predict that in two decades half the peaks of southern West Virginia's skyline might vanish.

Creator Title:
U. S. news and world report.
Title:
Shear madness : enironmentalists predict that in two decades half the peaks of southern West Virginia's skyline might vanish.
Call Number:
P18013
Date:
1997
Description:
Pamphlet. "August 11, 1997 special report." "Including an update to this story that appeared in the October 13, 1997 issue of U. S. News & World Report."
Subject Corporate Names:
Arch Coal (Firm)
Subject Geographic:
Little Coal River (W. Va.), Blair (W. Va.), Wharncliff (W. Va.), Beech Creek (W. Va.), White Oak Creek (W. Va.), White Oak (W. Va.), Kayford Mountain (W. Va.), Slippery Gut Creek (W. Va.)
Subject Topical:
Coal mines and mining--West Virginia--Environmental aspects., Mountaintop removal mining--West Virginia.
All:
Coal mines and mining--West Virginia--Environmental aspects., Little Coal River (W. Va.), Mountaintop removal mining--West Virginia., Blair (W. Va.), Wharncliff (W. Va.), Beech Creek (W. Va.), White Oak Creek (W. Va.), White Oak (W. Va.), Kayford Mountain (W. Va.), Slippery Gut Creek (W. Va.), Arch Coal (Firm)