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MINING MARKS A LANDSCAPE.

Subjects: MINES & mineral resources; LIGNITE mining; ELECTRIC power plants

• Source: National Geographic; May2021, Vol. 239 Issue 5, p6-11, 6p, 6 Color Photographs

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THE BACKSTORY: A PHOTOGRAPHER MAKES SCARRED MINE SITES LOOK LIKE ABSTRACT ARTWORKS-AND HOPES THEY RAISE AWARENESS

• Authors : Stone, Daniel

• Source: National Geographic. May, 2021, Vol. 239 Issue 5, p14, 1 p.

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THE WILL TO CHANGE.

• Authors : Kunzig, Robert

Subjects: RENEWABLE energy sources; WIND power plant design & construction; NUCLEAR reactor shutdownsGERMANYGERMANYGERMANYReport Available

• Source: National Geographic. Nov2015, Vol. 228 Issue 5, p32-63. 30p. 12 Color Photographs, 1 Black and White Photograph, 1 Graph, 2 Maps.

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THE BACKSTORY.

• Authors : STONE, DANIEL

Subjects: COAL mining; MINE closures; FOSSIL fuels

• Source: National Geographic; May2021, Vol. 239 Issue 5, p12-12, 1p, 1 Color Photograph

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COAL: Part one The invisible carbon.

• Authors : Nijhuis, Michelle

Subjects: COAL carbonization; CLEAN coal technologies; CLIMATE change preventionCHINACHINACHINAReport Available

• Source: National Geographic. Apr2014, Vol. 225 Issue 4, p30-40. 11p.

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CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELDS.

• Authors : Goodheart, Adam

Subjects: AMERICAN Civil War, 1861-1865; AMERICAN Civil War battlefields; BATTLESVIRGINIAVIRGINIAVIRGINIAReport Available; UNITED StatesUNITED StatesUNITED StatesReport Available

• Source: National Geographic. Apr2005, Vol. 207 Issue 4, p62-85. 24p. 25 Color Photographs, 17 Black and White Photographs, 1 Chart, 2 Maps.

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00601 Strong Coffee, Sweet Songs.

• Authors : Gomez, Linda

Subjects: COFFEE growers; REFORESTATION; MANNERS & customsPUERTO RicoPUERTO RicoPUERTO RicoReport Available; ADJUNTAS (P.R.)

• Source: National Geographic. Oct2001, Vol. 200 Issue 4, p120. 5p. 6 Color Photographs.

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THE BACKSTORY.

• Authors : WOGAN, HICKS

Subjects: MINE waste; MINE water; STRIP mining

• Source: National Geographic; Oct2021, Vol. 240 Issue 4, p12-12, 1p, 1 Color Photograph

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It's the dirtiest of fossil fuels. We burn eight billion tons of it a year, with growing consequences. The world must face the question: can coal ever be clean?

• Authors : Nijhuis, Michelle

• Source: National Geographic. April 1, 2014, Vol. 225 Issue 4, p28, 34 p.

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Civil War battlefields: saving the landscapes of America's deadliest war.

• Authors : Goodheart, Adam

• Source: National Geographic. April, 2005, Vol. 207 Issue 4, p62, 24 p.

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