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[102]  Energy Information Administration, The U.S. Coal Industry, 1970-1990: Two Decades of Change, DOE/EIA-0559, (Washington, DC, November 1992). 

[103]  Stanley C. Suboleski, et.al., Central Appalachia: Coal Mine Productivity and Expansion, Electric Power Research Institute, EPRI IE-7117, (September 1991). 

[104]  U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Series ID:  CEU1021210006. 

[105]  U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Series ID:  PCU333131333131. 

[106]  The estimated cost of switching to subbituminous coal, $0.10 per million Btu (2000 dollars), was derived by Energy Ventures Analysis, Inc. and was recommended for use in the CMM as part of an Independent Expert Review of the Annual Energy Outlook 2002's Powder River Basin production and transportation rates.  Barbaro, Ralph and Seth Schwartz.  Review of the Annual Energy Outlook 2002 Reference Case Forecast for PRB Coal, prepared for the Energy Information Administration (Arlington, VA: Energy Ventures Analysis, Inc., August 2002) 

[107] Hong, B.D. and Slatick, E.R. “Carbon Dioxide Emission Factors for Coal,” Energy Information Administration, Quarterly Coal Report, January-March 1994, DOE/EIA-121 (94/Q1)  (Washington, DC, August 1995).