NBC News | May 13, 2011
'Lindytown literally disappeared in two months time'
Just two years ago, Lindytown was a lively coal town in Southern West Virginia but mountaintop removal mining has forced all but one family to move out of the area. OVEC organizer Maria Gunnoe shares what the people of Appalachia go through.
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