A study published by two Ohio State professors found that rural coal families were less likely than those in metropolitan areas to divorce during years when the coal industry was losing jobs. Tasha Snyder, an associate professor of human sciences at Ohio State, says she and her co-author Michael Beck ...
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Why Rural Coal Families Are Less Likely To Divorce
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