In US they Blow Up Mountains For Coal

September 10th, 2008  |  Published in Coal Industry News

The traditional lifestyle of the Appalachian peaks of West Virginia is under threat from mining companies who blow the summits off mountains to reach the coal deposits that lie beneath the surface. Refiling of a story sent in June 2008.

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