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1. Aug 28,  · Two aircrafts, the NASA P-3B and the Stratton Park Engineering Company (SPEC) Inc. LearJet (arriving 03 September ), are based in Clark, Pampanga, fitted with a fleet of instruments for measuring aerosols and atmospheric conditions within and near clouds, from August to October

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2. FOSSIL AEROSOL MINING PROJECT are an enigmatic lot, comprised of sonic archeologists residing the American Midwest. Their work spans several decades and is almost always in flux through the variable states of contextual re-investigation and technological degradation.

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3. Jul 01,  · The World’s Largest Fossil Wilderness An Illinois coal mine holds a snapshot of life on earth million years ago, when a massive earthquake “froze” a swamp in timeAuthor: Guy Gugliotta.

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4. In June the Obama administration announced a plan to protect rivers and streams from mining debris. Mountaintop removal produces more than million tons of coal a year, providing energy for more than 25 million homes. Approximately 14, Appalachian residents rely on mining .

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5. Mar 11,  · Our economies run primarily on fossil fuels, a reality whose environmental and health impacts we need to face up to and address urgently. With 66% of our energy needs being met with fossil fuels, we have some way to go before we reach a low carbon and renewable energy mix [1].. We are all too aware of the direct costs of consuming fossil fuels – when we pay our energy bills or fill up our.

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6. etc. Natural gas is also a complex mixture that consists mostly of methane. Fossil fuels were formed millions of years ago from the debris of plants. The energy in fossil fuel originally came from the sun (recall the 1st law of thermodynamics), and is essentially stored sunlight. The major fossil fuels provide 90% of energy consumed in the world.

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7. Feb 13,  · Atmosphere: Pollutes the air with dust. This affects wildlife and creates poor air quality in the area. When coal is burned it releases many harmful chemicals into the air, such as methane (greenhouse gas) and contributes to global warming Biosphere: Destroys plant and animal habitats (kills plants, destroys resources that animals use) and causes animals to leave or die (read more about mining.

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8. Start studying Science test mining. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.

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9. EXPLOSIONS AND MINE COLLAPSE Methane gas fumes and coal dust are the most common causes of mine explosions; miners died in the West Virginia Monongah coal mine explosion in the worst mining accident in U.S. history; 29 died after an explosion in the Upper Big Branch mine in

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