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    Is coal really worth it? As it says it passage 1 that coal is really dangers. Did you know that you can get diseases from mining coal? 1 (But it is the way so many people have power). It is also helping put more jobs out there for the public. Coal is the cheapest fossil fuel. If we did not have coal thank of all the people that would not have power a lot right. I know that it can harm people but we can just work on a better way to mine coal and make it more safe. Thank if you did not have power

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    The Coal Industry’s Impact on St. LouisCoal is perhaps the most plentiful source of fossil fuel and it an extensive history. It has been used as a source of heat since cave men roamed the earth. During the 1700s‚ it was discovered by the British that coal could produce a fuel which burned much cleaner and hotter that wood charcoal. However‚ the heavy demand of coal started with the Industrial Revolution that created numerous new technologies which required coal for energy. This produced the opportunity

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    Which is Better Nuclear Energy or Coal? 1 As opposed to an either/or approach‚ use your thesis statement (place it as the last sentence of the introduction) to clearly select either nuclear or coal and then use the arguments in your paper to support that position. The initial construction cost of nuclear power plants is large. On top of this‚ when the power plants first have been built‚ people are left with the cost to enrich and process the nuclear fuel which also costs a lot of money. How

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    Many workers got hurt while working in the factories and mines. The Cherry Coal Mine Disaster created a need for the Workers Compensation Act‚ which compensates workers who are harmed while working. On November 13‚ 1909‚ at 7:00 a.m.‚ 481 workers‚ men and boys‚ descended into the Cherry Coal Mine near Cherry‚ IL‚ a few miles northwest of La Salle‚ IL on Illinois Highway 89. Some sections of the mine where 500 feet below the surface. That day the electrical system broke down‚ and the mine was lit

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    Coal power vs. Nuclear power Safety & Efficiency With nuclear power came what was thought to be a more clean alternative to burning coal and other fossil fuels; Nuclear power does not produce nearly as much of the greenhouse gases as coal produces. People and society have given nuclear power a bad name‚ considering the amount of accidents that have happened. Although when you look at statistics it’s not as many as you would believe‚ or expect. When nuclear power is put head to head with coal

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    Coal Seam Gas Peter Tzannes‚ Zhao Zhang‚ Midhun Mathew‚ Nazanin Fard‚ Sejuti Paul Abstract— This document Keywords— CSG‚ fugitive emissions‚ fracturing‚ CSIRO I. Introduction The emerging Coal Seam Gas (CSG) industry in Australia is seen to provide unparalleled opportunities for Australia’s economic and regional development‚ through the delivery of numerous employment opportunities. Currently NSW produces 5% of its own gas; the remaining 95% is imported [11]. The main critical advantage of

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    The results of coal mining are destroying the environment. Regulators are trying their best to get coal mining companies to put money aside to clean up the devastating mess they have made‚ so that the tax payers do not have an outrageous $1 billion bill to pay. Many companies claim that their cleanup plans are well funded‚ but many believe this to be false because the demand for coal is low and many companies still remain bankrupt. The biggest problem is with the business Alpha Natural Resources

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    Coal Is Just Not Black Gold

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    COAL IS JUST NOT BLACK GOLD PREFACE Drawing upon the organisation in which author is familiar – Coal India Limited‚ largest coal producing company in the world‚ In this paper he critically analyses few existing policies implemented by Government of India and Coal India Limited in mining industry from past few decades‚ works through the complex problems around Coal mining in India and identifies few human resource management related problems and how they have contributed for the company’s stagnation

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    ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES OF COAL MINING INTRODUCTION Coal is the most abundant fuel resource in India. It is the prime source of energy and perhaps the largest contributor to the industrial growth of the country. It is a crucial and enduring element in a modern‚ balanced energy portfolio‚ providing a bridge to the future as an important low cost and secure energy solution to sustainability challenges. Some important facts about coal industry in India are as follows: •India is

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    industry to live‚ as it offers employment and a way to survive‚ it also is poising the backyards of the people that work in industry. The film “On Coal River”‚ emphasizes this dangerous situation. A Massey Corporation coal mine in “Coal Valley” West Virginia was built next to Marsh Fork Elementary. Parents began to worry about their children when black coal dust began covering the playground‚ and a one-hundred-foot dam was built behind the school that held hundreds of thousands of gallons of toxic

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