The Expectations For Coal: Is Our Government And The Coal Industry Prepared?

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
M. S. Miller
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Jan 1, 2004

Abstract

With prevailing assumptions that plentiful domestic coal reserves will be available for meeting our Nation’s expectations for on future low emission, coal-fired power plants, major government funding in Clean Coal Technology, and Carbon Sequestration Programs continues to be aggressive. However, after more than a decade of cutbacks in funding for domestic coal-related programs and personnel, there is a growing concern that adequate quantification and qualification of our Nation’s coal reserves is increasingly being compromised. This paper will define the growing concerns and dichotomies that continue to increase, and address the decreasing number of fossil fuel mapping and assessment programs by Federal and State programs.
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APA: M. S. Miller  (2004)  The Expectations For Coal: Is Our Government And The Coal Industry Prepared?

MLA: M. S. Miller The Expectations For Coal: Is Our Government And The Coal Industry Prepared?. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2004.

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