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The Charleston Cultural Center was witness to a sold-out crowd to acknowledge and recognize the ten year anniversary of the Elk River chemical spill. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8b5qUsiWErU The elk river chemical spill was one of the most tragic events in the mountain states history, affecting the drinking water of over three hundred thousand West Virginians, but that
Nichole Westfall, a mural artist, provided a mural that attendees helped paint that read “In Each Drop a Dream: All Our Mountain Streams Run Clean” — an ideal well over 300 people rallied behind at the event led by the West Virginia Rivers Coalition to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the chemical leak.
West Virginia has been deluged with drinking water quality violations for years. The problem has been getting worse.
Armed with a drone, Junior Walk is collecting evidence to stop mining and fight the West Virginia coal industry.
"Our community is expendable to them.”