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  1. Bonnaroo Music & Art Festival Negates Environmental ImpactBonnaroo Music & Art Festival Negates Environmental Impact

    Shawn Drury | Posted May 26, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    In its nine years of existence Bonnaroo has become the biggest festival of its kind East of the Mississippi. It’s more than just a celebration of music. It’s a celebration of film. It’s a celebration of comedy. And it’s also a celebration of the earth.…

  1. Annalyse McCoy Takes New Appalachian Music, and MTR Protest, to NYCAnnalyse McCoy Takes New Appalachian Music, and MTR Protest, to NYC

    Johnny Kilroy | Posted April 5, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    Through music and theatre, a talented young singer is fighting an artistic battle of principle against the larceny of Appalachia, against mountaintop removal coal mining which threatens her home land.…

  1. Still Moving Mountains:  The Journey HomeStill Moving Mountains:  The Journey Home

    Johnny Kilroy | Posted March 16, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    More artists are joining in the fight against mountaintop removal coal mining. …

  1. Two muses put an artistic touch on a week of lobbying to stop mountaintop removalTwo muses put an artistic touch on a week of lobbying to stop mountaintop removal

    Johnny Kilroy | Posted March 12, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    Artistic expression is a natural and effective way to tell people - whether policy makers or average citizens - about the endangered mountains of Appalachia. …

  1. Music Saves MountainsMusic Saves Mountains

    Nathan Ferguson | Posted March 10, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    The stars come out to end mountaintop removal mining - Dave Matthews, Sheryl Crow, Emmylou Harris, Big Kenny, Kathy Mattea, Tift Merritt, James Otto, Gloriana, Michelle Branch and Ben Solle join forces to take on Big Coal.…

  1. For Lovers of Mountains, and Lovers of LoversFor Lovers of Mountains, and Lovers of Lovers

    Johnny Kilroy | Posted February 16, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    Dear Companion, a new collaborative album decrying mountaintop removal, is essensh' for those who love mountains...and love loving. …

  1. Top 10 reasons Pink should go GREEN!Top 10 reasons Pink should go GREEN!

    Autumn Lovell | Posted February 2, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    It's time for Pink to be the new green!…

  1. Grammy Awards 2010: MJ’s Legacy Includes Caring for Mother EarthGrammy Awards 2010: MJ’s Legacy Includes Caring for Mother Earth

    Ericka Staples | Posted February 1, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    The 2010 Grammy Awards' Tribute to Michael Jackson was about much more than celebrating the late singer's musical genius. During his professional career, MJ was a passionate humanitarian who cared about the planet and inspiring others to make the world a better place. …

  1. “Dear Companion”: the MTR Album“Dear Companion”: the MTR Album

    Johnny Kilroy | Posted January 14, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    Reeling fury was what I expected when I heard about two Kentucky boys named Ben Sollee and Daniel Martin Moore who were making a whole album decrying mountaintop removal mining. UPDATE: The Album's official release date is today. If you haven't pre-ordered, now's the time to snag a copy!…

  1. Kathy MatteaKathy Mattea

    Johnny Kilroy | Posted January 10, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    In recent years, Kathy Mattea has sent a bold message to her adoring fans and to the world, by speaking out against mountaintop removal coal mining.…

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