· This study quantifies the short-run impacts of reclamation on strip mining cost, coal price, production and employment in Appalachia. Full reclamation would have reduced Strip-mined coal production by 7.5 million tons, raised coal price by $0.351 per ton, and cost 518 employment · opportunities in the Appalachian coal industry in 1972
Kentucky’s Appalachian Mountain Region has a history of coal-mining beginning in the 1800’s, which h...
Coal, the nation\u27s most abundant fossil fuel and the only one that is exported, represents one of...
Predicting the locations of future surface coal mining in Appalachia is challenging for a num-ber of...
Regulatory alternatives for the surface mining industry have come under intense public and political...
Surface mining, until recent years, concen- cost of reclamation to meet these laws, and (3) trated o...
This report presents the results of a comprehensive case study of land reclamation in the surface mi...
Primary data from a survey of four eastern Oklahoma counties were combined with some secondary data ...
Appalachia has long been an economically poor region despite being rich in natural resources. Over t...
The Land Reclamation Program was initiated at Argonne National Lab. in June, 1975, to address the ne...
Development of western coal by strip mining uses land now in agricultural production, but the amount...
The benefits of reclamation under current Kentucky regulations unambiguously exceed reclamation cost...
Surface and under-ground mining of coal in the Interior Region is encountering new problems - enviro...
While several thousand square kilometers of land area have been subject to surface mining in the Cen...
Reclamation of strip-mined land in North Dakota is an important part of the mining process under pre...
While several thousand square kilometers of land area have been subject to surface mining in the Cen...
Kentucky’s Appalachian Mountain Region has a history of coal-mining beginning in the 1800’s, which h...
Coal, the nation\u27s most abundant fossil fuel and the only one that is exported, represents one of...
Predicting the locations of future surface coal mining in Appalachia is challenging for a num-ber of...
Regulatory alternatives for the surface mining industry have come under intense public and political...
Surface mining, until recent years, concen- cost of reclamation to meet these laws, and (3) trated o...
This report presents the results of a comprehensive case study of land reclamation in the surface mi...
Primary data from a survey of four eastern Oklahoma counties were combined with some secondary data ...
Appalachia has long been an economically poor region despite being rich in natural resources. Over t...
The Land Reclamation Program was initiated at Argonne National Lab. in June, 1975, to address the ne...
Development of western coal by strip mining uses land now in agricultural production, but the amount...
The benefits of reclamation under current Kentucky regulations unambiguously exceed reclamation cost...
Surface and under-ground mining of coal in the Interior Region is encountering new problems - enviro...
While several thousand square kilometers of land area have been subject to surface mining in the Cen...
Reclamation of strip-mined land in North Dakota is an important part of the mining process under pre...
While several thousand square kilometers of land area have been subject to surface mining in the Cen...
Kentucky’s Appalachian Mountain Region has a history of coal-mining beginning in the 1800’s, which h...
Coal, the nation\u27s most abundant fossil fuel and the only one that is exported, represents one of...
Predicting the locations of future surface coal mining in Appalachia is challenging for a num-ber of...
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