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Gillette, Wyoming - An aerial view of a coal train loading facility at a surface coal mine in Wyoming's Powder River Basin. The train on the right track is finishing loading, while the train at left waits its turn. The Powder River Basin is the largest coal mining region in the United States. About 80 trains a day move coal from the Basin to power plants.

Jim West is an editorial photographer with 30 years experience. He is based in Detroit and specializes in labor and social issues. His photographs have been widely published in magazines, newspapers, and textbooks. His website is www.jimwestphoto.com.