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Introduction to Mine Subsidence and Sinkholes Mine subsidence and sinkholes represent significant geological phenomena, particularly in regions like Pennsylvania, where extensive mining activities have altered the landscape. Mine subsidence occurs when underground mines, often left abandoned, collapse and cause the ground above to sink. This phenomenon can occur years or even decades after the cessation … Read more

Introduction to Mine Subsidence and Sinkholes Mine subsidence and sinkholes are significant geological phenomena that can pose risks to properties, particularly in regions like Georgia, where the underlying geology is conducive to such occurrences. Mine subsidence is typically the result of the collapse of underground mine structures, leading to a depression or sinking of the … Read more