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An abandoned mattress rests in the South Fork of the Quicksand Creek in Jackson. Kentucky rivers in the area are often used as dumping grounds for used goods like tires and mattresses.

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Born of Water:

Coal mining sustained families for generations along the Kentucky River water basin. But today, many confront a crisis of faith in an industry that has left the region environmentally and economically vulnerable.

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An abandoned mattress rests in the South Fork of the Quicksand Creek in Jackson. Kentucky rivers in the area are often used as dumping grounds for used goods like tires and mattresses.<br /> <br /> >><br /> Born of Water:<br /> <br /> Coal mining sustained families for generations along the Kentucky River water basin. But today, many confront a crisis of faith in an industry that has left the region environmentally and economically vulnerable.
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