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emissions. Coal was discovered in present-day West Virginia in 1742. Coal mining in western Virginia (at that time not a separate state) began in earnest

short tons of coal worth approximately $3.74 billion dollars, which ranked it 3rd in the nation in coal production. Kentucky was the leading coal producing

each year. Virginia's coal mines are located in the Appalachian mountains in the southwestern part of the state, predominantly in Buchanan, Dickenson, and

from 73 mines in 2008 to 97 in 2011. Coal exports from the mines in these four states have grown by 91 percent since 2009 to 13.2 million tons in 2011. 25

eyeing a coal field in Mongolia to apply the Powder River Basin model of cheap and abundant coal leasing. Peabody, which operates three coal mines in the Powder

longwall coal mines — about half of its production capacity — to focus instead on natural gas and on mines that produce coal for export. The five mines are

compounds in the presence of sunlight and heat. Nitrogen oxide is a byproduct of coal. For a list of coal mines in Alabama, go to Existing coal mines in Alabama

Ohio coal mines produced 22.7 million tons of coal in 2006 (2.0% of the U.S. total), making Ohio the 14th-biggest coal-producing state in the country.

hundreds of student activists in blockading Citibank branch in Washington, D.C., in protest of Citibank's ongoing funding of new coal power plant development

the majority of mines located in West Virginia. (More information about its coal production can be found below at the Dominion Coal Production section on

Ahern of Washington State University, reports that coal mining in Appalachia costs five times more in premature deaths than the industry provides in jobs,

Energy operated 56 mines, including 42 underground mines and 14 surface mines in West Virginia, Kentucky and Virginia. These mines supply coal to 23 processing

tons in 2011, making Illinois the fifth largest coal producing state in the U.S. (In 2004, the state produced over 31 million short tons of coal worth

contamination due to coal ash waste. "In Harm's Way: Lack of Federal Coal Ash Regulations Endangers Americans and their Environment" found that the coal ash site for

Office of the Mayor, Washington D.C., July 8, 2011. Mark M. Jacobs Ohio and coal Pennsylvania and coal Texas and coal United States and coal Global warming Wikipedia

natural gas-fired power plants in the state, totaling 2,061 megawatts (MW). The coal plants would be units 3 and 4 at Plant Branch in Putnam County; units 1-5

& Resources, a Pennsylvania coal broker, to sell coal from Appalachian mines to customers in Asia and Italy. The plaintiffs claim that the bank failed to

Mountaintop removal State-by-State Guide to Information on Coal in the United States International Information on Coal Citizen groups working on coal issues - 350+

Chase Manhattan in 2000; the merger with Bank One in 2004; the purchase of Bear Stearns in 2008 and the purchase of Washington Mutual in 2008. JP Morgan