An analysis of the economic ability of coal producers and consumers to bear the cost of reclaiming lignite spoil banks
Ralph D. Kingsbury
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An analysis of the economic ability of coal producers and consumers to bear the cost of reclaiming lignite spoil banks
Published
1968
Publisher
Bureau of Governmental Affairs, University of North Dakota, Office of Research Information Services
Pages
44
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Who is the author of An analysis of the economic ability of coal producers and consumers to bear the cost of reclaiming lignite spoil banks?
An analysis of the economic ability of coal producers and consumers to bear the cost of reclaiming lignite spoil banks was written by Ralph D. Kingsbury.
When was An analysis of the economic ability of coal producers and consumers to bear the cost of reclaiming lignite spoil banks published?
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