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The Lion, the Witch and Mountaintop Removal
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If Earth is our “Home,” it too has closets, those dark, earnest places where we tuck things away, treasures and trinkets and all sorts of things. Things we have in excess and things we can’t yet use. Things that are exhausted and things that need to ripen. Things that clasp our memories and things that await their day. Things we love and things we fear. We keep them, guard them, have a hard time parting with them for they are part of us. They are our passions, our feelings, our ideas and our dreams caught willy-nilly in the amber that oozes from our lives. Closets are acts in three tenses – past, present and future—with long intermissions. They encompass the ones who chose to save, the ones who guard the treasures and the ones who will remember and redeem… read more

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Thanks so much for bringing the horrors of mountain top removal to the Jewish community’s attention. The Beehive Collective’s “True Cost of Coal” poster is a great resource in educating people about mountain top removal. Check it out http://www.beehivecollective.org/english/coal.htm

Posted by mark gunnery on 02/22/11 at 11:44 AM

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