PPT-Kentucky’s Remaining Coal Resources

Jerry Weisenfluh Kentuckys Coalfields Stratigraphy of Eastern Kentucky Coal Resources Princess Coals Splash Dam Hagy Glamorgan Clintwood Hazard Coals Lower Elkhorn Upper Elkhorn 1 2 amp 3. Coal carbonization involves heat ing of coal in the absence of air Coke making process is multistep complex process and variety of solid liquids and ga seous products are produced which contain many valuable products Various products from coal carbo October 2014. Paul Coomes, Ph.D.. Emeritus Professor of Economics. University of Louisville. Nine Economic Regions of Kentucky. provocative facts, policy challenges for future. What was Kentucky’s . . . January 2014. A.1 RESOURCE ESTIMATES. . Resources are inclusive of reserves. . All resources and reserves quoted in this presentation are reported in terms as defined in the 2004 Edition of the “Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves” as published by the Joint Ore reserves Committee of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Australian Institute of Geoscientists and Minerals Council of Australia (“JORC”). Industrial Hemp. Hemp has been grown for over 12,000 years. Hemp . was a major crop in . Kentucky early 1900’s and again during World . War II. .. The United States is the only industrialized nation that does not allow production of industrial hemp. 14 minutes remaining. 13 minutes remaining. 12 minutes remaining. 11 minutes remaining. 10 minutes remaining. 9. minutes remaining. 8 minutes remaining. 7 minutes remaining. 6 minutes remaining. 5 minutes remaining. Board Orientation. February 2011. 2. UWKY . Board Member Orientation. Overview . Responsibilities of Boards. How We Serve Our Members. Customer . Satisfaction. Financial Overview. 3. United Way of Kentucky. 32. nd. Annual Winter Conference. February 6, 2014 . Presentation by:. Juva Barber. Executive Director. Kentuckians for Better Transportation. Working for . All. Modes of Transportation. Air Highways Public Rail Waterways. Prepared by Kentucky Post School Outcome Center (. KyPSO. ). Human Development Institute. University of Kentucky. Winter/Spring 2011. March 2011.  .  . Greetings ~ .  . The purpose of this document is to provide an example of self-monitoring for Indicator 14 using the Kentucky Continuous Monitoring Process, or KCMP.. Exploring Coal - 1/23/17 - ©The NEED Project . Progression of Coal Formation. Increasing Time and Pressure. Peat. Lignite. Bituminous. Anthracite. Increasing Energy Content. Exploring Coal - 1/23/17 - ©The NEED Project . Energy Development & Independence. April 24, 2014. Achieving Voluntary Efficiency Goals: The Kentucky Approach . 1. Cooperative Agreement with DOE. 2. Partnership:. Initiative funded by Cooperative Agreement with US DOE. Before reading #1-5. Anticipation Guide. Listening Guide. What did you list?. Part A. What did you learn?. Part B. *Let’s grade your answers with a red pen together!. Natural Resources Reading. Things people use to survive. Dian McKinney, Julian Maffei, Ryan Smith, Adrian Thomas, Kaylee Caprari. Clean Coal. What is “Clean Coal”?. It is not clean what so ever. Out of all fossil fuels it is the dirtiest. Pollution to our water and air. of Coal . Bill Bissett, President. Kentucky Coal Association. 2800 Palumbo Drive, Suite 200. Lexington, KY 40509. 859/233-4743. bbissett@kentuckycoal.com. www.KentuckyCoal.com. About Kentucky Coal Association. What about recycling Coal ash recycling poses health risks especially where the ash is exposed towater for examplewhen sprinkled as cinders on snowy roads spread as agricultural fertilizer or used a