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Public Notices From 03/23/2026

By CCJ / March 24, 2026
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The staff of CCJ frequently reviews new permit submissions, approvals, and public meeting notices for Washington and Greene Counties. Click here to see the latest public notices.

How Big Tech Is Manufacturing Demand for Its Data Centers

By Jason Capello / January 23, 2026
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Over the past two years, the world has been told that the explosion in data-center construction is inevitable — even essential — to power the “AI revolution.” Tech executives, investors, and policymakers alike have repeated this story until it sounds like common sense: we need more data centers to keep up with progress. But this […]

For CNX, “Radical Transparency” means changing the rules in the middle of the game

By Jodi Borello / January 16, 2026
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Remember when you were a kid and the schoolyard bully started losing a game? For them, the quickest fix was simple: change the rules. It may have worked on the playground, but when the government and business do so to whitewash their commitments to public health, it stops working for communities like ours.  On November […]

Food Resources in Washington and Greene Counties

By CCJ / November 3, 2025
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Many folks in Washington and Greene counties will experience more extreme hunger and cold this season due to the recent government shutdown and subsequent cuts to EBT and LIHEAP benefits. This might include you and your family. Here are some resources in our community that assist with grocery items as well as meals (including special […]

October 2025 Coalfield Review

By Alex Downing / October 31, 2025
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A LETTER FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR There’s a lot of uncertainty, worry, and heartbreak right now. It’s such a stark contrast to how this time of year is supposed to feel — a season full of fun, food, friends, and family. But for too many, it’s becoming a season marked by cold, hunger, and loneliness. As of […]

Could an Indigenous Approach to Climate Change be the Solution for Rural Americans?

By Sarah Sweeney / April 30, 2025
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This is the 10th blog in our Examining Climate series, where CCJ staff members and others will be sharing their favorite (or least favorite) climate solution, looking at the benefits and the costs in the hope of sparking an honest conversation about how we address the climate crisis and keep our focus on environmental justice. […]

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