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Why Read Voltage Valley Revolution
Voltage Valley Revolution cuts to the heart of Appalachia—a place where iron wills and strong hands once built America’s backbone. This book is not just about machines or dollars. It’s about people. It’s about the ones who stood in the face of change and decided to carve out a future with their own two hands.
The story here isn’t about longing for what was but the grit to forge what’s coming. In the pages of this book, you’ll see how billions in private and government investments are turning the rusted bones of yesterday’s industry into the clean, humming pulse of tomorrow. Appalachia is rising again, not on the fumes of coal, but on the promise of clean energy and advanced manufacturing.
For those who care about the pulse of progress, this book is a clear-eyed look at the future. It’s about technology that doesn’t just innovate but sustains. It’s about communities that don’t just survive but thrive. These are stories of men and women who are not just witnesses to change but the very force driving it. Voltage Valley Revolution is a testament to the enduring spirit of the American worker, the quiet hero of our nation’s economy. This is more than a book—it’s a call to join in, to stand alongside those who are rebuilding America, one spark at a time.
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To get to where you want to go, you need to know where you came from……………. America’s Industrial Revolution was Powered by the People of Appalachia and Coal.
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Dr. William Paolillo with Michael Armour
We cannot change how people act. We can choose our attitude……. Life is 10% what happens to me and 90% how I react.
In 1946, to end a 40-day strike, President Harry S. Truman ordered a government seizure of soft coal mines. Under the ensuing settlement with the United Mine Workers Union, the administration agreed to survey the health and safety of the miners’ working and living conditions. Under the leadership of the U.S. Navy Medical Corps, 90 mining communities in 22 states, from Wyoming to West Virginia, were surveyed. Lee was tasked with visually documenting the study. “Power & Light serves as an example of how records can impact the lives of Americans,” said Archivist of the United States Dr. Colleen Shogan. Read More
Author
Dr. William Paolillo is a leader in sustainability and clean energy, recognized for his significant contributions to American industry. Holding a Doctorate in Sustainability from Case Western Reserve University, he has spearheaded initiatives in hydrogen-powered manufacturing and digital twin technology. His upcoming book, Voltage Valley Revolution, reflects his belief in the transformative power of Appalachia’s people and clean energy ecosystems in revitalizing American industry.