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Coalfield health effects: Variation in health across former coalfield areas in England
Health & Place, 2011Regions affected by deindustrialisation are often characterised by unfavourable local health profiles. This was the situation in coalfield areas in England, where the scale and suddenness of the job losses in the 1980s and 1990s left these communities experiencing difficult socioeconomic conditions, and associated poor health status.
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Scottish Geographical Magazine, 1929
(1929). The Scottish coalfields. Scottish Geographical Magazine: Vol. 45, No. 6, pp. 321-337.
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(1929). The Scottish coalfields. Scottish Geographical Magazine: Vol. 45, No. 6, pp. 321-337.
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Blackfriars, 1922
It is odd how shy people are of seeking a real change when they take a holiday. The city man, who plays golf in the suburbs every week-end throughout the rest of the year, can think of no better change than to play the same game by the sea-side in his August vacation.
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It is odd how shy people are of seeking a real change when they take a holiday. The city man, who plays golf in the suburbs every week-end throughout the rest of the year, can think of no better change than to play the same game by the sea-side in his August vacation.
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An analysis of contingencies in the appalachian coalfields
Community Mental Health Journal, 1976The history of the Appalachian coalfields points to the inescapable conclusion that affluence and deprivation alternate according to the demand for coal in the national economy. Although this process has frequently been described, it has never been adequately or comprehensively conceptualized. If, however, the region is viewed in terms of contingencies
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In June 2022 former miners secured through the Scottish Parliament a collective pardon for convictions acquired during their 1984-85 strike. The distinct injustices facing Scottish strikers were finally recognised: twice as likely to be arrested as those in England and Wales and three times as likely to be sacked.
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Geology of Kaitangata Coalfield
1958The bulletin describes the results of a detailed survey of the stratigraphy and structure of Kaitangata Coalfield, which lies north of the mouth of Clutha River and 50 miles south-west of Dunedin. (The author)
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Patterns and Conditions of Internal Dumping in Open Pit Mining of Brachysyncline-Type Coalfields
Journal of Mining Science, 2023V I Cheskidov, A V Reznik, Reznik A V
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