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"Almost half of all the coal produced in the United States is mined by companies that have recently gone bankrupt. This Article explains how those bankruptcy proceedings have undermined federal environmental and labor laws. In particular, coal companies have used the Bankruptcy Code to evade congressionally imposed liabilities requiring that they pay lifetime health benefits to coal miners and restore land degraded by surface mining. Using financial information reported in filings to the Securities and Exchange Commission and in the companies’ reorganization agreements, we show that between 2012 and 2017, four of the largest coal companies in the United States succeeded in shedding almost $5.2 billion of environmental and retiree liabilities."

Edenworks designs and operates the next generation of indoor farms. We grow seafood and greens in warehouses aquaponically, and will be launching our first commercial farm by the end of 2016. We pride ourselves on having the most sustainable, tasty, and cost competitive produce in indoor farming. As senior firmware engineer, you'll be designing and building the backbone of our connected farms.

We are based out of Brooklyn and are currently a team of 10 mech/elect/soft engineers, farmers, fabricators, and an architect.

We build aquaponic greenhouses on city center rooftops, selling seafood and produce directly to consumers. Why? Because it's super flippin tasty, we can use 90% less water and energy, and ordering, harvesting, and delivering all in the same day is a gosh darn great service. We are a team of biologists, architects, mechanical/electrical engineers, and developers looking for a VP of Software Engineering to help us automate farming.