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    Environmental Science Environmental Impact Statement By Byron Smith Actual Development “Hume Coal Mine “ In the Berrima area located in the NSW southern highlands there has been a proposed coal mine. This coal mine will consist of large stockpile near Berrima (town centre), train loading facilities, a train line and an underground mine. The Hume coal mine is too “extract 3.5 million tonnes of coal… in the next 19 years”. The public have protested about this proposed mine as locals fear…

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    trained to do it” (Coal a Love Story). The Sago mining disaster is just one of the numerous mining disasters that were easily preventable. The miners that perished rely on coal for their income and many had no choice but to go into the industry. The world has a love-hate relationship with coal. It is often very “on again off again”. During World War II coal production was at an all-time high. After the war ended coal production plummeted. These fluctuations have occurred ever since coal first…

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    As a book told in the fiction context, King Coal by Upton Sinclair describes the gruesome, harsh reality of working in the coal industry in the 1910 from mining issues such as the hopes of getting a job in the industry of coal in the western states of the United States, the harsh mining conditions, and miners being taken advantage of by their bosses. The book discusses two mining in general locations where all the stories are told by Sinclair himself: Rocky Mountain and Pedro (6). The author 's…

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    Violent Resistance to the Mining Induced Displacement and Resettlement (MIDR) in the Developing Country: The Case of Anti-Phulbari Coal Mining Movement in Bangladesh Abstract: My proposed research project will explore the role of landless people in forming collective violent resistance to the Mining Induced Displacement and Resettlement (MIDR) process in the Phulbari Coal Mining project in Bangladesh, and will demonstrate the necessity to identify various intrinsic politics of land among land…

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    Joby Warrick Essay

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    In his influential article U.S. exports emissions - as coal, Joby Warrick argues that America has a biggest coal deposit which is like the size of Rhode Island. Moreover, Warrick also states that this coal will be enough to bring electricity to our country for decades. However, if we use all this coal (burning all the coal), it will disastrous for the environment for the reason that this would liberate more than 450 billion tons of carbon dioxide into the air. Also, Warrick talks about that the…

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    are notoriously and viscerally opposed to coal. And in this case, it is clearly causing you to miss something important. So let's go over the point dispassionately, so that can have a chance to understand why some may be reacting to "foreign interests" involving themselves in trying to prevent commercialisation of Australian Coal. First, please let's dispense with the attempts to make it appear that interfering with Australian commercial interests in coal is going to have any effect whatsoever…

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    less, environmentally friendly, and can be accessed anywhere in the United States, also can produce almost the same amount of energy as most coals mines can. Geothermal Energy plants cost less over time they can pay off their debt because the amount of energy it produces it can pay off it’s debt faster than coal mines. The reason why lots of companies get coal mines is because the upfront cost is cheaper, but switching to geothermal is better because the initial cost of geothermal may…

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    The Last Mountain

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    Visiting West Virginia and watching “The Last Mountain” shared the life experience of people living in area of mountaintop coal removal. In class we were first introduced to the lives of West Virginia's through the film, which did an amazing job showing the lives of family that have lived there for generations, the massive explosions of MTR, the effects of Massey Coal company, the schools, and all the protests. The film was able to capture many different perspective in one film. It is clear to…

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    Australia, with benefits and detriments ranging environmentally, politically and financially. Producing about 23 percent of the world 's energy needs, coal-burning is a cost-efficient way for Australia to create electricity, however there are negative impacts to coal-burning, such as its harmful fumes and damaging emissions. Clean alternatives to coal-power, despite being costly, already exist and are widely used throughout the world. The key advantage of renewable energy such as, solar and…

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    he Navajo Nation has a large amount of coal and are the leading providers of coal and electricity for local towns, and cities. I have stated before that I want to reduce coal emission by replacing coal with natural gas or even nuclear energy source. This plan is one of many plans for Indian communities to live greener. By taking emission from power plant that burn nothing but natural gas to be pump into greenhouse. Inside the greenhouse the plant will take in carbon dioxide and water vapors…

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