Talk about the costs and benefits of coal with WVU researcher Michael Hendryx
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Michael Hendryx, Director of the West Virginia Rural Health Research Center is a West Virginia University researcher who has in the last two

years published a series of papers that sought to document coal's impact

on public health in Appalachia. In a new peer-reviewed study, he

challenges the conventional wisdom that coal is good for the region's

economy. Talk with him today at 2 p.m.

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