Sentence examples for production coal from inspiring English sources

Although Alès was traditionally an area of textile production, coal mining and metallurgy became the basis for industrial development in the town.

Three of the world's chief sources of large-scale energy production — coal, oil and nuclear power — have all experienced eye-popping accidents in just the past year.

But the alarm in Japan and globally belies the fact that nuclear power plants, in the approximately half a century that they have existed, have caused fewer deaths than another common source of power production: coal.

Now, however, the ratio is increasing as natural gas and oil approach peak production, coal production rises, and new coal-fired power plants are built in China, India, and the United States".

And in what is becoming yet another April ritual, on a growing number of college campuses, students are staging protests demanding that their institutions divest themselves of any holdings in companies involved in fossil fuel exploration or production – coal, crude oil or natural gas.

In the process of production, coal preparation plant is exposed to a variety of loopholes in safety management.

There was a 3.5% drop in coal production, coal-fired electricity generation fell 2.8% and overall power generation dropped 0.2%, the first fall in 50 years.

Occupational settings where exposure to PAHs is likely to occur include oil and gas production, coal-fired and other power plants, and restaurants [Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) 1995; Sjaastad and Svendsen 2009].

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are produced in a number of occupational settings including coal gasification, coke production, coal-tar distillation, chimney sweeping, coal tar and pitches, carbon black manufacture, carbon and graphite electrode manufacture, creosotes and others (IARC, 1984a,  1984b,  1984c, 1985).

The decrease in coal-fired power generation reduced the consumption and production of coal.

Lesley Stahl on Sunday's 60 Minutes did an in-depth look at the problems with the by-products of coal production, commonly known as coal ash.