Firedamp Essays

  • Four Loko: Alcoholic Energy Drink

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    Case Study 1. Identify the situation, and the basic issues presented. • Three friends from Ohio State University formed a company called Phusion Projects, LLC. The company produced Four Loko, an alcoholic/caffeinated beverage that quickly became a favorite drink of college students in the United States. This drink targeted college students who grew up with energy drinks. • This beverage was referred to as an energy drink that contained caffeine and 12 percent alcohol. • Four Loko caused people

  • Hurricane Creek Mine Disaster Case Study

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    The Remembrance Of The Hurricane Creek Mine Disaster December 30, 1970 is the day everything changed for 39 families in the small town of Leslie County, Kentucky. The Hurricane Creek explosion was the most deadly coal mine disaster in eastern Kentucky history, and remains the most lethal mining disaster in America in the last 45 years(Lexington Herald Leader). The Hurricane Creek mine disaster was very devastating for the families, friends, and the one man that lived that day. The coal mines play

  • Blood On The Mountain Analysis

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    Attended: Blood on the Mountain, February 21, 2017 On February 21, 2017, I attended the documentary film: Blood on the Mountain. This documentary film described the lives of coal miners in West Virginia, it showed the hardships coal miners went through to keep their jobs and their health safe from mining corporations. In relation to my class: Appalachia Studies I understood these hardships, it also made me aware of how these hardships affect the Appalachia region and the families of the coal miners

  • Child Labor During The British Industrial Revolution

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    After outgrowing this duty, older children would untie the knots that had occurred and would disrupt the machines. This was another immensely dangerous task, as children had to be quick as the pressure would build up by the blockage and combust, easily slicing through fingers and the machines snapped back into operation. However, these jobs increased the demand for child labor by creating work situations where children were seen and valuable and productive (Child Labor during the British Industrial

  • Effects Of The Industrial Revolution

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    The industrial revolution was the most important event in the economic development of Britain. It happened during the 1840s and it created many new inventions and concepts that brought wealth and economic stability for Britain. The industrial revolution also improved global trading. Before the industrial revolution everything was difficult. Transpiration was hard because roads were inefficient and the steam engine was not created yet. Lack of transportation meant that trading was restricted, so everyone’s

  • Controversy Over Leftover Food And Its Effects On The Environment

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    be as harmful as in throwing away trash. The decomposition of food and other organic waste in landfills produces methane, which is defined in Dictionary.com as a “colorless, odorless, flammable gas, CH 4, the main constituent of marsh gas and the firedamp of coal mines, obtained commercially from natural gas.” It is said that landfills are the largest human-related source of methane in the United States. According to Environmental Protection Agency, “food waste that goes to the landfill breaks down