Construction is set to start in 2015, with the first coal mined in 2018.
Using the inspiration of her Greek adventure, Hepworth dived into the wood, tunnelling through it, almost as she had mined grief for her son.
Carbon emissions from coal mined at Kevin's Corner are estimated at 58m tonnes a year – more than the entire annual emissions of Denmark.
A land in which we've participated and worked and moved around; mined, dug, engineered, painted, invented, cared for and bloody well run for 300 years.
The stereotype has subsequently been mined by numerous low-budget films, and lately fuelled by a series of terrifying YouTube clips of ghoulish clown "pranks" in underground carparks and on deserted roads.
But their production carries a cost; using more than 40 elements that are mined with untold environmental and social effects on every inhabited continent on earth.
"The coal to be mined from the Galilee basin and exported through Abbot Point each year which will create more CO2 emissions a year than produced by both Denmark and Portugal combined".
A close reading leaves little room for doubt that vendors like Microsoft, IBM, Siemens, Cisco and Hitachi construct the resident of the smart city as someone without agency; merely a passive consumer of municipal services – at best, perhaps, a generator of data that can later be aggregated, mined for relevant inference, and acted upon.
The ochre is mined by a company whose primary shareholder and owner is best known as an outspoken government critic following the June 2009 protests.
The Romans mined lead in the Castleton caverns and the straight lines of dry stone walls mark the fields that were common land before the "enclosures" drove the peasants to the towns in the 18th century.
