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2. Environment and Social issues related to coal mining Coal mining has significant impact on land and land use, some of the land related impact are: Loss of biodiversity, Economic loss or loss of livelihood due to displacement and encroachment of agricultural land
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Get PriceMar 11, 2017The environmental problems of surface mining Surface mining comes with a different set of impacts as it involves removing the overlaying soil to access the coal below, devastating local environments. Mountaintop removal is a particularly destructive form of surface mining as it involves stripping all trees and other vegetation from peaks and
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