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    Several environmental risks has been discovered (aside from the coal industry) that has put our environment in a great amount of danger. These specific concerns faced by our environment include dams, natural disasters, and endangered species. Dams were found to have a major influence on our water impact, leading to major issues in our economy. In contrast to dams natural disasters are more of a natural process that bring on different types of environmental risks. While dams mainly effect our…

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    During the second industrial revolution (1870-1914), many children were forced to work difficult jobs for long hours. Child labor laws did not exist at that time, so children were not protected from harsh conditions and their affects until 1938. It is important to consider the future of children at this time because many children did not have as many opportunities as they should have, due to the fact that they were trying to support, not only themselves, but their families too. However the work…

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    Stereotypes In Trampoline

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    Assignment When looking at the novel Trampoline by Robert Gipe and other sources, including our guest speakers, Shannon Elizabeth Bell, Dr. Scott, and some notes that we took in class discussing the local citizens fight for rights against the big coal companies. I see negative stereotypes, such as drug use, the lack of education, and poverty, that are often brought onto the region and Trampoline solidifies these stereotypes throughout the entire book, it adds onto the assumptions people have…

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    2.1.3 The Australian primary curriculum The Australian primary curriculum is overcrowding, identified by the Australian Primary Principles Association (APPA) (APPA, 2014). The Review of Australian Curriculum also proves the study loads of the Australian curriculum in primary school is more than other countries. Moreover, the curriculum takes the children a lot of time to finish reading a large amount of content and pages in correspondence with heavy word count in the learning materials (APPA,…

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    Essay On Miner Culture

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    Introduction To truly understand the mining industry, one must look at its roots; from ancient times, gold, silver, copper, coal, and other valuable items have been mined. Described as pioneers and often a subset of culture, miners developed a distinctive ethos, which defined them and was passed down from generation to generation. This principle of miner brotherhood dictated acceptable practices including: the labor-intensive day-to-day functions, the risks associated with carving into nature,…

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    Informative Essay On Coal

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    What does one think of when the word ‘coal’ is mentioned? Many of the United States think of it as dirty energy, as it is a prominent cause of global warming. Many also see it as a way of life. Those that grew up in the Appalachian region see it as security and a way to provide for their families. As someone that grew up in southern West Virginia, almost everyone you knew had a family member in the mining industry. I, Sophie Hurley, hope that the people of this community can find some other form…

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    Sago Mine Case Study

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    On Monday, January 2, 2006 an explosion occurred at about 6:30 am in a coal mine in Sago, West Virginia. (Madsen, 2009). The Sago Coal Mine explosion resulted in 12 fatalities, but 14 other workers were able to successfully evacuate (West Virginia Office of Miners ' Health, Safety, and Training, 2006). Accident investigations were promptly launched by the owner of the Sago Mine known as International Coal Group, the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), and the state of West Virginia…

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    The Children of the Coal LaToya Washington Dr. Daniel Bush Western Civilization II May 9 2017 This paper will address the painful reality of the lives of child labor. This paper will be derived from scholarly throughout time to address; how our world today has changed due to the death and upheaval of small nimble bodies of children. This paper looks and explores the lives of, mainly orphans, children of the Industrial Revolution. Although our world as we know it has changed…

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    Poverty In Kentucky

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    regarding this topic is “How did it happen?" or “Why does it primarily effect one area of Kentucky?” Although there’s not one sole cause to the recent increase in poverty levels, it has been largely effected due to different circumstances. The U.S. coal mining industry, in decline for decades as environmental regulations have steered consumers toward newer, cheaper and cleaner energy technologies. One place that’s…

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    alright, but the truth is that the water has been polluted. It is all because of the coal mines near water. Which means it has to be cleaned up, so many workers in these mines have to go back and clean it up which is extra pay for them. Coal mining has become very dangerous to the state of Alabama. Coal Mining is a new threat to Alabamian waters. One of the most stressful problems Alabama has to fix are the coal mines near…

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