On the recordJuly 13, 2011
Not only is mountaintop mining--removal mining environmentally harmful, but it's actually a job destroyer, not a job creator.
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congress.govDennis Kucinich: “Not only is mountaintop mining--removal mining environmentally harmful, but it's actually a job destroyer, not a job…”
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Kucinich argues that mountaintop mining harms the environment and destroys jobs.
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