A legacy of extraction: Ethics in the energy landscape of Appalachia

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• Ethics 100%
• Appalachia 100%
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• Appalachian Mountains 28%
• Energy Choice 28%
• Energy History 28%
• Pennsylvania 14%
• Future Energy 14%
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• Usage Patterns 14%
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• European American 14%
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• Euro-American 14%
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• Vault 14%
• Mining Method 14%
• Poor Quality 14%
• Natural Resources 14%
• Residual Costs 14%
• Intimidation 14%
• Energy Production 14%
• Earth Surface 14%
• Policy Choice 14%
• Mountain Range 14%
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• Human History 14%
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• Agricultural Potential 14%
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• Living Pattern 14%
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• Cultural Ethics 14%
• Inconspicuous Consumption 14%

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• Energy Production 20%
• Earth Surface 20%
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