Western Coal - How Much do You Know?

Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute
Glen A. Zumwalt
Organization:
Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute
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13
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666 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1984

Abstract

Coal's Dynamic Legacy The first session presented by Mr. Zumwalt emphasized Western coal development, the heritage of the industry and its growth in the West. The session began with a brief description of the geologic origin of coal followed by a short history quiz given the audience to stimulate their curiosity and involve them in the presentation. Slides and flip charts were used as visual aids and a demonstration of energy resources and uses was made by playing the famous Skyline jelly bean game. Coal Mining Today Today's coal mining practices were dealt with in the second session as Mr. Zumwalt appeared dressed in the garb of the modem day miner. He then led a discussion of coal production in the Western states, its uses and the different techniques used in extracting coal from both a surface and an underground mine. Current coal transportation and markets were also touched on. Our Exciting Future Recent coal growth in the marketplace and new uses of coal products to the year 2000 were dealt with in the final session. Mr. Zumwalt covered things that currently impede the expanded use of coal and things that can negatively or positively affect the future use of coal. In each of the three sessions, Mr: Zumwalt was ably assisted by Mrs. Janet Gwilliam, his secretary at Utah Fuel Company.
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APA: Glen A. Zumwalt  (1984)  Western Coal - How Much do You Know?

MLA: Glen A. Zumwalt Western Coal - How Much do You Know?. Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute, 1984.

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