On the recordJune 24, 2009
People come to Tennessee, and to other parts of Appalachia, to see the natural beauty, not to see smoggy air, massive ridgetop towers or excess waste piled into streams.
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congress.govPeople come to Tennessee, and to other parts of Appalachia, to see the natural beauty, not to see smoggy air, massive ridgetop towers or excess waste piled into streams.
Highlights the importance of preserving natural beauty over industrial pollution.
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