CLEAN : Coal keeps grasp on West Virginia despite environment concerns

The video discusses the coal industry's impact on employment and the local economy in West Virginia, highlighting the community's reliance on coal jobs. It addresses the growing distrust in water safety due to mining activities and the challenges of testing water quality. The environmental impact of large-scale mountaintop removal (MTR) operations on vital headwater streams is examined, emphasizing the ecological consequences. The economic downturn in the coal industry is noted, with many people out of work, and the historical mono-economy of the region is discussed. Finally, the video touches on the community's efforts to manage water concerns after mining activities.

What are the implications of not trusting water testing results?

Describe the relationship between employment and coal companies in West Virginia.