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Power from the Past: Coal
Produced by the Earth Science Teachers' Association, these materials look at how coal deposits were formed from vegetation and how layers of sediment produce seams in coalfields.
Students also investigate how coal can be separated from waste rocks during the reclamation of spoil tips.
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