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Serving Land and People, Part One
Connecting Soul, Soil, and Society
by Joshua Stearns, SCA Board Member and Alumnus
Went to the Mountaintop But It Wasn’t There
The Coal War on Appalachia
by Janisse Ray
HAZARD, Ky. – When I arrive at the tiny hangar in Hazard, Kentucky, pilot Susan Lapis is waiting. Lapis has flown in her immaculate Cessna from Bristol, Virginia, where she lives. She’s dressed completely in black, a long black dress with black tights.
The Local Diet
News from Vermont, by Janisse Ray
Two hundred years ago, eating local was a way of life. Vermonters stocked root cellars, smoked meat, made sauerkraut and pickles, and canned fruits and vegetables for winter. Now, eating local has become an important way to decrease dependence on fossil fuels and to help build a more dependable, decentralized food system. The average calorie travels 1,500 miles to arrive on our plates.
Building a Movement
by Joshua Stearns, SCA Board Member and Alumnus
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Recent Blog Posts
- Conservation Caption Competition, Spring 2013 Edition, ROUND 1! 04/02
- Best of NPS Academy 2013, Grand Teton National Park 03/20
- Best of NPS Academy 2013, Great Smoky Mountain National Park 03/20
- Best of NPS Academy 2013, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska 03/20
- NPS Academy 2013 Shake-Off 03/20
- Celebrating AmeriCorps Week and a Shared History 03/13
- Diverse Backgrounds, Singular Commitment: NPS Academy Great Smoky Mountains 2013, Day 1 03/12
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