Sentences with phrase «for coal dust»

Out of Work Men Searching for Coal Dust to Sell, West Hartlepool Gelatin silver print 15 3/4 x 24 in.

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Alan Fryer, a spokesman for the Coal Alliance, an industry lobby, says any risk from coal dust is exaggeraCoal Alliance, an industry lobby, says any risk from coal dust is exaggeracoal dust is exaggerated.

MacInnis's father, Alex, was a miner at first, and Al can remember seeing him come home for dinner with coal dust all over his face, two eyes shining through the dirt.

You believe the coal dust on these people; you grieve for their secrets.

Katnis's District 12 doesn't look like an ennobled patch of poverty in the majesty of the wilderness this time, it's a rural slum caked in coal dust, and the districts are essentially open slave pens for people who will be worked to death without any hope of escape.

In front of Jannis Kounellis's Untitled, 1979, the narrator draws our attention to Kounellis's use of industrial - strength coal dust, and then traces BP's pre-history as the Anglo - Persian Oil Company responsible for tapping Iranian oil reserves — offering the country a paltry 16 % of profits.

when the planet has been sufficiently cooled by a thick, grimy and everpresent layer of coal dust, we'll all be wishing on a star for just another teacup of oil....

Tamino — Uphold the scientific method — sift the wheat from the chaff — or look for diamonds in the coal dust.

Port facilities and train transport for coal spreads dust to nearby communities.

The announcement was seen as a victory for project opponents, who said the decision ensures that concerns over coal dust, greenhouse - gas emissions and rail traffic are addressed.

Beyond coal - related carbon emissions being a primary contributor to climate change, studies have found that coal - fired electricity has significant public health risks; a 2016 analysis found that coal dust is responsible for about 22,900 premature deaths per year throughout the E.U.

Jacobson and Masters also cite statistics from the Centers for Disease Control showing that coal dust kills some 2,000 U.S. mineworkers each year and has cost taxpayers about $ 35 billion in monetary and medical benefits to former miners since 1973.

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Millions of tons of coal dust spewed from the Bellingham terminal would be the «nail in the coffin» for the Cherry Point Pacific herring, according to Fred, and would endanger animals higher up on the food chain such as Chinook salmon, migratory seabirds and orcas.

Finally, when coal is delivered to a power plant, it goes through a lot of handling, including unloading, separating «light dust» from the coal and crushing the coal to make it suitable for burning.

This is a huge roadblock (or shall we say railblock) for Millennium's plan to dump dirty coal in Longview and thereby expose communities / ecosystems across the region to coal dust and spills.

And which would be built — if everything went according to the plans then circulating — just north of town, meaning trains spewing coal dust chugging through the streets she knew and carrying coal destined for Asia.