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Downloadable Operational Photos
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Natural Resources 1
Caption: This 5.5-mile overland conveyor is part of Jim Walter Resources’ expansion of Mine No. 7. The conveyor, which will carry coal from the No. 7 expansion, snakes over the hills of central Alabama on its way to be washed and processed at Mine No. 5’s preparation plant. Walter Industries invested $73 million in capital in 2007 on the expansion, which will increase metallurgical coal production capacity by 50 percent in 2009.
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Natural Resources 2
Caption: Vice President - Operations Fred Kozel at Jim Walter Resources Mine No. 7. At Jim Walter Resources, both Mine Nos. 4 and 7 produced record tonnage while operating at below industry averages for recordable safety incidents. |
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Natural Resources 3
Caption: Barges loaded with Jim Walter Resources high-quality metallurgical coal head down Alabama’s Black Warrior River towards the Port of Mobile, where it will be loaded onto ocean-going vessels bound for ports in some of the world’s fastest growing steel-producing nations. United Land’s barge load-out facility gives Walter Industries an alternative to rail shipping and is one of the reasons why the Company enjoys transportation advantages into Europe and South America. |
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Natural Resources 4
Caption: Mine No. 4 had a record year in 2007 for both safety and production output. Pictured (from l to r): Shear Operator Matthew Wright, General Inside Labor Lawanda Hollyhand, Outby Foreman Gerard Boone, Run of Mine Operator Steve Scoggins, Longwall Machine Operator Helper Roger Plowman. |
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