Coal Authority (UK)
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The Coal Authority is a UK government agency which was established in 1994 with responsibility for the licensing of coal mining operations in Britain, handle environmental impacts such as subsidence claims and wastewater discharges from disused mines. It also provides the public with information on coal mining operations.[1]
Contact Details
The Coal Authority
200 Lichfield Lane
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
NG18 4RG
Main Switchboard: 01623 637 000
Website: http://www.coal.gov.uk/
Articles and Resources
Sources
- ↑ Coal Authority, "About Us", Coal Authority website, accessed June 2008.
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