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Tom Scholl is the owner of the Keystone Coal Company, a unit of Keystone Industries LLC. The Keystone Coal Company is developing the Keystone Coal Terminal in Jacksonville, Florida. It is proposed thet the terminal would import coal from Colombia.[1]
The Jacksonville Business Journal also reports Scholl "owns a mine in West Virginia and mining rights in Colombia".[1] The legal firm Brigham More, who had Scholl as a client, describe him as "a third generation coal man who once worked in the mines of West Virginia."[2]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Mark Szakonyi, "Keystone preparing to import South American coal to Jacksonville," Jacksonville Business Journal, January 23, 2009.
- ↑ Brigham More, Brigham More attains highest jury award for eminent domain valuation in Florida circuit county", Brigham More website, May 6, 2008.
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- Adam Bruns, "Terminal Marks New Beginning Keystone Coal goes from ‘slow take’ to ramp-up in Jacksonville", Site Selection, Vol. 2, Issue 09, December 2010.
