How lavender farms can help restore land that’s been ruined by years of coal mining

A lavender homestead in West Virginia is reestablishing land obliterated by coal mining and giving positions in a state battling the decrease of petroleum derivative energy. More than 6 million sections of land of deserted coal mineshafts across the US, and more could go to squander if coal organizations don’t reestablish their property.

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Samatha Vale
Samatha a senior writer for HC's entertainment team. She is an entreprenuer, mother and an excellent writer. She's also an avid reader, music enthusiast and all around inquisitive person - which is just a nice way of saying she's nosy.

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