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Lynn Ernest public statement
This document is a transcript of a statement given by Lynn Ernest at a public hearing conducted by the West Virginia Department of Energy on June 28, 1988, in Lincoln County. The purpose of the hearing was to give residents a chance to voice their opinions concerning an application by two coal companies to strip-mine at Six Mile Creek in Lincoln County. Lynn Ernest argues against the permit because of negative environment effects as well as negative effects on tourism and the quality of life.
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