#2960. Are the households in coal mining regions more vulnerable? A study in Talcher Coalfield of India

November 2026publication date
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Abstract:
In the study, household vulnerability to coal mining operations is assessed using two indicators, namely the Livelihood Vulnerability Index (LVI) and the Livelihood Impact Index (LEI) in actively mining and non-coal mining villages of the Talcher coalfield in Angula. Odisha district, India. The results show that households in a mining village are more prone to various environmental problems, and therefore they need to take adequate measures to cope with the problems resulting from mining.
Keywords:
Coal mining; India; Livelihood effect index; Livelihood vulnerability index; Odisha

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