Category Archives for health

Holding Greenpeace Accountable

Editor’s note: This article was originally published to the ACC’s online magazine website (www.acclive.com) in July, 2014. It has been moved to the Coalblog as part of our redesign of our online publications. Poor countries should hold Big Green groups … Continue reading

15. July 2014 by Jason Hayes
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US power grid pushed to the limit

Steve Goreham’s recent article on theHill.com will be an eye-opener for those not familiar with the pressures being placed on our electrical grid. Last winter, bitterly cold weather placed massive stress on the U.S. electrical system―and the system almost broke. … Continue reading

12. May 2014 by Jason Hayes
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Researchers look to calcite as deterrent for black lung

Interesting article in the April issue of Coal Age magazine – looks at the possibility of using calcite (CaCO3) to reduce the incidence of coal workers pneumoconiosis (CWP). Recent epidemiological studies have indicated that prevalence of coal workers’ pneumoconiosis (CWP) … Continue reading

13. May 2013 by Jason Hayes
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