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The Appalachian mountains are older than the Himalayas, an American treasure rich in biodiversity. In the form of coal, these mountains supply 35% of our nation's electricity, expected to double by 2030. DEEP DOWN looks at the centuries-old complexities behind the fight for this black rock that fuels our nation. 

 




DEEP DOWN
follows several members of a community in Eastern Kentucky as their community and landscape begins to change dramatically through mining.  To see a video sample, please contact us here. The makers of DEEP DOWN need to complete this film. We need your help!

VIRTUAL MINE See for yourself! Explore a virtual mountaintop removal coal mine and play a game in our 3D mine game in Second Life. Check out the Virtual Mine >

OUR PARTNERS  
DEEP DOWN is funded in part by the Independent Television Service (ITVS). Its public television station partner is Kentucky Educational Television.  Our national outreach partner is the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), and our major regional partner is the Kentuckians for the Commonwealth (KFTC).

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Events

July 24, 2009, 6pm
Commonwealth Club of San Francisco
Co-Directors of Deep Down speaking with environmentalist Patricia Adams about mountaintop removal mining in Appalachia. Join us! Tickets >

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