Coal Miners Helped Shape America’s Labor Landscape
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Leading Steel Maker In US Pivots To Renewable Energy, Ditches Coal
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China: 16 Dead from Carbon Monoxide Poisoning After Coal Mine Blaze
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North Carolina: September-October Issue of Labor Ledger
The 2020 September-October issue of the Labor Ledger is now available on our website (click here). Articles in this issue include: Archer Western Earns Carolina Building Star Designation Businesses Participate
October Mine Disasters/Rescues
Successful Mine Rescues in October 1897 — October 30, 1897 - Joseph Yomaski, one of the men entombed in the Von Storch Mine of the Delaware and Hudson Company, was
October Coal Mine Disasters
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October M/NM Disasters
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In a Town Made by Coal, Mahoney City, PA
In town made by coal, family wrestles with climate-change legacy By Timothy Gardner and Dane Rhys MAHANOY CITY, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - Mike Gaval looks out from the Gilberton coal-fired power
Remembering A Miner
Charles Wayne Stanley ran underground mining machines for some 20 years, cutting coal from beneath the hills where Virginia meets Kentucky along the Cumberland ridge. He spent another decade as
Boating Accident CO Poisoning
Cassandra Free, who was a Kerrville resident and a coach at Tivy High School, is living in Broken Arrow, Okla., now. And her family recently suffered one of the worst
