Mining in Wales underwent significant transformation from 1900 to 2000. In the early 20th century, coal mining was a dominant industry, with a large workforce and numerous coal mines across the region, driving the economy. However, by the late 20th century, the industry faced decline due to deindustrialization, competition from cheaper energy sources, and environmental concerns, leading to the closure of many mines. This shift resulted in economic challenges and a transition toward diversification in the Welsh economy, focusing more on services and technology.
Culture changed from the 1900s to the 2000s in many ways, including becoming more liberal. Technology also advanced culture greatly.
(1900+2000) ÷ 2 = 1950
there are definitely more than 2000 sheep in Wales
Zijin Mining was created in 2000.
Privies of Wales was created in 2000.
Wakestock - Wales - was created in 2000.
Finance Wales was created in 2000.
2000-100 = 1900
1900%
Since the time period fits the main industrial growth of the area it could be over-extraction or mining causing the lowering of the water table.
Western Mining Company was created in 2000.
Africa Mining Intelligence was created in 2000.