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Its All Interconnected, Coal Country (#03 in Series)

Like every watershed, "it's all interconnected". In this episode we journey to the site of the 1972 Buffalo Creek Disaster and meet with survivors and other community members who have worked hard to restore Buffalo Creek to a beautiful mountain stream. We also deep dive into 4 major events, that took place in a five-year period from 1968 – 1972. These events completed changed the coal mining industry and set the stage for the entrance and introduction of three “local boys” who would become industrial giants and household names in “Coal Country”. Additional source notes can be found in the “Research Notes” at www.FishingLocalWaters.com Please note: In the prelude, I mistakenly reference “Man, West Virginia” as “Man, Kentucky”. The address and coordinates are listed correctly in the title bar. We totally missed this during the editing stage and apologize for the mistake. Jeff Kennedy Music 9:39 - 11:01 "Blues For Becky" by Neilcross Music 31:05 - 32:52 "The Yablonski Murder" by Hazel Dickens Addition Music is original content from the FishingLocalWaters Studio 00:00 Prelude 03:09 Intro 03:50 Watersheds 05:41 Mississippi River Basin 06:32 Mountain Top Removal 07:00 Connections to the world 07:30 Introduction the three "local boys" 08:30 COGS shifted "down stream" 09:20 Introduction of local activist 10:50 Longwall System 12:45 Consol No 9 Farmington Mine Disaster 29:30 Murder of Jock Yablonski, wife and daughter. 32:25 Buffalo Creek Coal Slurry Flood 35:20 Coal Slurry Injections 36:50 Closing and Thank You(s)