Sentences with phrase «coal deposits»

Coal cars will need to continue to travel longer distances to eastern ports as the mining of coal deposits in the Appalachian region declines and the activity in the Powder River Basin in Wyoming and Montana increases.
Maps of coal deposits in 1880s Pennsylvania sit near modern schematics explaining how fracking works (SN: 9/8/12, p. 20).
Since nothing has come along that chews through the earth's coal deposits at any significant rate, biomass dumped in large quantities on the deep ocean floor will probably mostly stay where it is long term, although I am sure an interesting ecosystem would develop once the dump site was left undisturbed.
A major local industry is based around the brown coal deposits in the Latrobe Valley east of Moe and electricity generation.
There are now thousands of such fires around the world, in every country — from France to South Africa to Borneo to China — where mining exposes coal deposits.
To reach coal for energy - use, mountaintop mining clears vast deciduous forests off mountains, strips away the topsoil, and then employs explosives to reach coal deposits beneath hard rock.
It's the Powder River coal deposit in the US.
In mid-September 2011 Mongolia rejected plans for Peabody Energy, China's Shenhua Group and a Russian - Mongolian consortium to jointly develop the Tavan Tolgoi coal deposit.
Fortune also owns the Sue - Dianne copper - silver - gold deposit and other exploration projects in the Northwest Territories, and maintains the right to repurchase the Arctos anthracite coal deposits in northwest British Columbia that were previously purchased by a British Columbia Crown corporation.
That includes the Kaiparowits Plateau, which holds abundant coal deposits and is a paleontological hotspot.
However an examination of other articles by the same author in Ex Nihilo reveals that, to Snelling 1, everything geological (Ayers Rock, Mt Isa ore deposits, Bass Strait oil and gas, Queensland coal deposits, Great Barrier Reef, etc.,) can be explained as the result of Noah's year - long Flood.
These are the vast coal deposits that have proved unreachable by conventional mining, along with gas deposits around them.
The evolution of the ability to break down a plant's protective lignin largely stopped the geologic burial of carbon that formed present - day coal deposits — and may provide secrets to making biofuels from inedible parts of plants
In fact, the Libyan Sahara Desert contains unmistakable glacial scars and Antarctica has extensive coal deposits — and very likely abundant oil and gas — that establish that their plates were once at the other ends of the earth (see image at right).
There is a famous «coal gap» in the early and middle Triassic when no forests anywhere became sufficiently established to produce coal deposits.
No other coal deposit on the planet is so big, so close to the surface and so cheap to mine as the rich seams in eastern Wyoming and southern Montana.
The Briggs lab dug into a nearly 50 - year old mystery when they began investigating the Tully monster (Tullimonstrum gregarium)-- an animal found in 300 million year old coal deposits in northeastern Illinois.
Coal deposits motivated the HBC to establish a fortified trading post at Beaver Harbour a dozen years later.
Leigh Creek is a small village, which thanks its existance purely because of the large brown coal deposits nearby.
China's coal consumption has nearly doubled since 2000, and given the country's rapidly expanding economy and large domestic coal deposits, its demand for coal is projected to remain strong...
The Crow Reservation has estimated coal deposits of 17.1 billion tons, which 16.1 billion may be prospective for CBM development.
With that in mind, the committee suggests additional funding of around $ 10 m a year to determine the size and characteristics of recoverable coal deposits in the US.
When China began exploiting their giant coal deposits and creating more electricity for their growing numbers of factories, they simply ignored many anti-pollution possibilities.
So carbon neutral means conserving black coal deposits underground and mowing down thousands of square kilometers of forests.
In fact, Alberta's coal deposits contain more carbon than the oil sands do.
UCG technology allows countries that are endowed with coal to fully utilise their resource from otherwise unrecoverable coal deposits.
Lignite coal is typically comprised of coal deposits which have had the least amount of heat, pressure, and time to develop.
The Victorian Department of Primary Industry still describes our Brown Coal deposits as «A Resource» to be used for Victorias future.
The great coal deposits of North America's Appalachian region, the American Midwest, and northern Europe are interbedded in these cyclothems, which may represent repeated transgressions (producing limestone) and retreats (producing shales and coals) of ocean shorelines in response to orbital variations.
Churchill has been embroiled in an arbitration case with the Republic of Indonesia since May 2012 after it was, it said, subjected to a «sustained campaign designed to divest Churchill's legitimate rights to develop» a «world class thermal coal deposit in East Kalimantan».
The administration is also calling for greater federal scrutiny of state mining regulators and closing loopholes that allow valley waterways to be damaged by rock and soil that mining companies blast from mountaintops to expose coal deposits.
Republicans have long criticized the monument status for blocking access to massive coal deposits in the area's Kaiparowits Plateau and crippling potential economic growth for the region.
Similarly, all you need to do to grasp immediately WHY that Football Field & 1/2 thick, Powder River coal deposit, will NEVER get expensive, is to jump upon Google Maps & spend a half hour gazing @ Gillette, Wyoming.
Good timing, since new large coal deposits were just found in Xinjiang.
Unfortunately, in the same time, the Government put out a draft of the national Energy Strategy Implementation Plan, prioritising new coal project and foreseeing further exploration of coal deposits in the country.
«The largest coal deposits in the [European Union] are in Poland, so over the next decade, coal will remain an important fuel and can be a guarantor of energy for the entire EU,» said Polish Economy Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Janusz Piechocinski in an opening day address at the World Coal Association summit.
Coal cars will need to travel longer distances to eastern ports as the mining of coal deposits in the Appalachian region declines and the activity in the Powder River Basin in Wyoming and Montana increases.
Prior to the emergence of white rot fungi hundreds of millions of years ago, fungi were not capable of breaking down lignin, and the undecayed plant mass became the basis of large coal deposits.
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