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Kitchen company petitions for quartz worktop ban

A Kent kitchen supplier that recently stopped selling high-silica quartz has now launched a petition calling for a UK ban.
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Celebrating A Tradition Of Poets And Discussing The Resurgence Of Black Lung, Inside Appalachia - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

This week on Inside Appalachia, Rev. George Mills Dickerson of Tazewell, Virginia was born in the years after slavery ended. He’s remembered today through his poetry. And a new wave of black lung disease is ravaging Appalachia. We’ll hear more from a black lung town hall in Whitesburg, Kentucky. Coal miners have their own thoughts about black lung, too. ....

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King Coal offers humanizing look at industrial communities in decline

The latest documentary from Elaine McMillion Sheldon — a filmmaker with deep coal-mining roots — draws viewers in with "elements of fable and magical realism.” ....

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Literary Festival

Each year the Emory & Henry Literary Festival celebrates an outstanding Writer with ties to Appalachia. Contact E&H to learn more! ....

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King Coal Review: Documentary Observes Dying Industry's Culture

Coal is fading fast from our energy industry. But in areas where it's been dominant for generations, that takes a toll. Our King Coal review: ....

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