Caity Coyne
Reporter at West Virginia Watch
Reporter with @WV_Watch | Past @WVGazetteMail, @Report4America | Appalachian transplant | V short, v aware | She/Her | I make jokes on here (mostly bad)
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EPA, Army to hold WV listening sessions for changes to Clean Water Act impacting wetland protections
5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Caity Coyne
A Lesser Golden Plover sits in a section of wetland June 4, 2006 in Barrow, Alaska. (Justin Sullivan | Getty Images)The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Army will hold a listening session in Charleston next week to get public input regarding proposed changes to the federal Clean Water Act that could redefine what waterways are subject to regulations and protected from certain kinds of pollution nationwide.
WV coal miners ask federal judge for injunction to keep NIOSH functioning to protect from black lung
6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Caity Coyne
The NIOSH Coal Worker’s Health Surveillance Program offered periodic black lung screenings at no cost to coal miners in the U.S. (NIOSH photo)As the federal government moves forward with a “reorganization” that has left the Coal Workers Health Surveillance Program (CWHSP) largely unstaffed, attorneys for West Virginia coal miners are asking a federal judge to issue a preliminary injunction to keep the program running and grant miners a protection against developing dangerous black lung disease.
WV coal miners ask federal judge for injunction to keep NIOSH functioning to protect from black lung
1 week ago |
register-herald.com | Caity Coyne
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WV coal miners ask federal judge for injunction to keep NIOSH functioning to protect from black lung
1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Caity Coyne
The NIOSH Coal Worker's Health Surveillance Program offered periodic black lung screenings at no cost to coal miners in the U.S. (NIOSH photo)As the federal government moves forward with a “reorganization” that has left the Coal Workers Health Surveillance Program largely unstaffed, attorneys for West Virginia coal miners are asking a federal judge to issue a preliminary injunction to keep the program running and grant miners a protection against developing dangerous black lung disease.
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1 week ago |
wvgazettemail.com | Caity Coyne
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