Andrews also puts in first hand accounts that gave me a greater gasp of the transition with Palmer’s expedition finding, “A greater number of coal veins… in crossing the Raton mtn. than I have seen or heard of either in England or elsewhere in the United States.” (Killing for Coal, 2008). The change from “organic resources” to fossil fuels such as coal and oil as a key component to the changing of a third or second world country into a
Andrews also puts in first hand accounts that gave me a greater gasp of the transition with Palmer’s expedition finding, “A greater number of coal veins… in crossing the Raton mtn. than I have seen or heard of either in England or elsewhere in the United States.” (Killing for Coal, 2008). The change from “organic resources” to fossil fuels such as coal and oil as a key component to the changing of a third or second world country into a