29.06.2017-23:59:07 :: Something smarter than us is going to emerge


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The Future of Coal Country

Appalachia has supplied coal to the rest of the United States for centuries. In Pennsylvania, a lawsuit involving the Bailey Mine Complex—an underground mine the size of Manhattan—will help determine whether coal interests continue to dominate
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/07/03/the-future-of-coal-country?utm_source=pocket&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=pockethits

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“As a man from Appalachia, you have three choices,” she told him. “The military, the mines, or prison.”

"Alice was determined that her daughters be given every opportunity that a boy would. She gave Veronica and her older sisters, Andrea and Becky, male nicknames—Roni, Andi, and B.J.—to ease their way in a male-dominated professional world."

"The mining companies helped quell dissent with gifts, paying for employees’ Thanksgiving turkeys and funding Little League teams. In the nearby village of Graysville, the elementary school’s marquee bore the logo of its corporate sponsor."

"In subsequent years, mining spoiled the water supply and
damaged the foundation. The Zaccones now rented the house for six hundred dollars a month and paid a local company to fill the water buffalo—a portable tank that sat on a trailer outside. “I’ve seen what coal does,” Christina said. “It’s not pretty, but it’s necessary.”"

"Voting for Trump was the first time he felt that his opinion mattered, he said: “People like me made it happen.” Trump might not be able to change the market, but in the short term he could restore jobs. “Coal will never go back to the way it was, but if Trump cuts back on regulation he can give us jobs for the next ten years,” he said. “We’ve got car loans and school loans and kids,” Christina added. “Honest to God, if we can make it ten more years, we’re cool.”

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