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Fading tradition | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Fading tradition | Borneo Bulletin Online

ADVENTDALEN, NORWAY (AP) – Kneeling by his crew as they drilled steel bolts into the low roof of a tunnel miles-deep into an Arctic mountain, Geir Strand reflected on the impact of their coal mine’s impending closure. “It’s true coal is polluting, but… they should have a solution before they close us down,” Strand said […]

Norway's last Arctic miners struggle with coal mine's end - Vimarsana News

Norway's last Arctic miners struggle with coal mine's end

For more than 100 years, people came to the remote Arctic archipelago of Svalbard to work in coal mines

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Last Arctic miners from Norway struggle with coal mine's end - Vimarsana News

Last Arctic miners from Norway struggle with coal mine's end

ADVENTDALEN, Norway -- Kneeling by his crew as they drilled steel bolts into the low roof of a tunnel miles-deep into an Arctic mountain, Geir Strand reflected on the impact of their coal mine's impending closure.

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Norway's last Arctic miners struggle with coal mine's end | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

Norway's last Arctic miners struggle with coal mine's end | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Kneeling by his crew as they drilled steel bolts into the low roof of a tunnel miles-deep into an Arctic mountain, Geir Strand reflected on the impact of their coal mine's impending closure.

Norway's last Arctic miners struggle with coal mine's end - Vimarsana News

Norway's last Arctic miners struggle with coal mine's end

ADVENTDALEN, Norway (AP) -- Kneeling by his crew as they drilled steel bolts into the low roof of a tunnel miles-deep into an Arctic mountain, Geir Strand