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EPISODE · Dec 20, 2011 · 7 MIN

Appalachian Coal Mining

from American Scientist Podcast · host American Scientist Magazine

Southern Appalachian forests are a global biodiversity hotspot. But theyre also rich with coal. Duke University ecologist Emily Bernhardt led a recent study that documents the long-term, widespread effects of surface coal mining on the regions waterways.

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