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international Journal eoall nternational Journal of Coal Geology 40 (1999) 361 Contents Volume 40, 1999 Research Papers Thermal maturity evaluation of dispersed organic matter inclusions from kimberlite pipes, Lac de Gras Northwest Territories, Canada L.D. Stasiuk, G.D. Lockhart, W.W. Nassichaunkd J.A. Carlson. Re The petrographic composition of world coals. Statistical results obtained from a literature survey with reference to coal type (maceral composition) L. de Sousa e Vasconcelos. Geo |l ogical controls on the sulphur distribution in British Carbonifef erous coals:| a review and reappraisal D.A. Spears, J.H. Rippon and P.F. Cavender Special Issue: Geochemistry of Coal and its Impact on the Environment and Human Health Introduction. Clean energy for 10 billion humans in the 21st century is it possible? W.S. Fyfe. he types of data needed for assessing the environmental and human health impacts of coal R.B. Finkelman and P.M.K. Gross. Comparative leaching experiments for trace elements in raw coal, laboratory ash, fly ash and bottom ash Y. Wang, D. Ren and F. Zhao . Distributions of mil inioorr and trace elements in Chinese coals D. Ren, F. Zhao, Y. Wang and S. Yang . Issues of health and disease relating to coal use in southwestern China B. Zheng, Z. Ding, R. Huang, J.Z hu, X. Yu, A. Wang, D. Zhou, D. Mao and H. Su . Environmental aspects of selected trace elements associated with coal and natural waters Valley coalfield of India and their impact on human health D.C. Gupta . BR eg Pe ae a er eae : Impact of sulphur and trace element geochemistry on the utilization of a 1 nfluenced coal study from the South Wales Variscan foreland basin R.A. Gayer, M. Rose, J.D ehmer and L.-Y. Shao . oa rceass apa Characterisation of atmospheric particulates around a coal-fired power station X. Querol, A. Alastuey, A. Lopez-Soler, F. Plana, E. Mantilla, R. Juan, C.R. Ruiz and A. La Orden. Ecologically hazardous elements in coals of the Donets Basin L.Ya. Kizilshtein and Yu.I. Kholodkov Wand tiene teh Sara eh a eke anne On pollution of the biosphere in industrial areas: the example of the Donets coal Basin B.S. Panov, A.M. Dudik, O.A. Shevchenaknod E.S. Matlak. Me eee ee Quality parameters of lignite of the North Bohemian Basin in the Czech Republic in comparison with the world average lignite V. Bouska and J. Pesek Contents Volume 40. 1999 etween Balkan endemic nephropathy and the leac toxic organic compounds e by groundwater: preliminary investigation G.L. Feder and R.B. Finkelman } eochemistry of selected coal seams and their combustion residues from the Sydney 1 Scotia Canad dad G. Lajeunesse, A.L. Crandlemire and R.B. Finkelmz in Fire Clay coal bed (Late Duckmantian), Eastern Kentucky, USA Hower ‘ws eee ee 68 oe Oe. oe 2% OR. 8-4 ROD ace elements in coals of the Gunnedah Basin, New South Wales, Australia ~ars, C.A. Booth, I. Staton andI eR i: eo aprkcnds ar be ache ank on methane sorption characteristics of Bowen Basin, ustralia coals axminaray ana and P.J. Crosdale } ronments of Westphalian A coal seams from the Lower Silesian Coal Basin of SW Gg i on petrographic and palynologic data ind A Gorecka-Nowak. by G.H. Taylor et al Air pollution con | and coal-fired power generation in the Indian subcontinent M. Mastaler controls on coalbed methane reservoir capacity and gas content [International Geology 38 (1998) 3-26] Clarkson referees 1998 Q9YY