From about 1889 to the present, the history of development of coal mining is mostly that made by the Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd., partly due to the construction of a railway through Crowsnest Pass.J. J. CrabbJournal of the Alberta Society of Petroleum Geologists 10(7): 335-340...
SIR RICHARD REDMAYNE is to be congratulated upon having produced a work of quite exceptional interest; the history of the means by which the British coal supply, upon which our chances of victory so greatly depended during the War, was maintained, must necessarily be interesting, but it becomes...
Women in British Coal Mining Historian (02651076)Wrigley, Chris
百度试题 结果1 题目英语翻译Today British coal mining is called a sick industry because the output is dropping. 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 今日英国煤矿之所以被称为病态工业是因为产出量在下降.反馈 收藏
By 1994, when the coal mining industry was finally privatized, Britain had just 15 collieries; when Thatcher died in 2013, only three remained. The miners’ strike, and the devastating impact of coal’s demise, would leave lasting scars on many of Britain’s former mining communities, as wel...
Coal mining became a major industry to support these new technologies. Faraday discovered how to make electricity to drive machines.This was a time of colonialisation by several European countries, including Britain. Captain Cook claimed for Britain the islands of New Zealand and the eastern coast...
正确答案 Today the coal industry in Britain is on the decline,the number of miners, collieries and the total output have been falling. The reasons for the decline are as follows: exhaustion of old mines, costly operations of extraction, poor old equipment, little investment, fall in demand du...
Collusion and Price Wars in the Australian Coal Industry during the Late Nineteenth Century This essay examines the behaviour of coal mining companies in late nineteenth-century Australia in light of recent research on strategic firm behaviour. Th... Fleming,Grant - 《Business History》 被引量: 15...
Coal mining industry is a traditional energy industry in Britain. It not only provides tens of thousands of jobs, but also a quarter of the energy consumed nationally. Most of the coalfields are located in Central Scotland, Central England and South Wales, particularly around such big cities as...
His ‘cradle to grave’ concept provided free healthcare to all British people. In addition, several of Britain’s primary businesses, including coal mining (1946), electricity (1947), and railroads (1947), were nationalized. In a few years, he nationalized one-fifth of the British economy....