…candidate turns out to be, I urge you to consider the devastating reduction in protections for clean air, clean water, and clean land (thus also clean air/water and food) under…
…employment in coal mining is. Just note that it peaked in 1923. Update: Today the NY Times had a very good article on coal and jobs: “Coal Mining Jobs…
…production has surged. Natural gas followed a similar trajectory. What about coal? U.S. coal production is a different story. It peaked in 2008 and has been going down sharply since then. Coal…
…presented with a trophy that calls him “the undisputed champion of beautiful, clean coal.” At the event, Trump signed an executive order directing the Defense Department to buy billions of…
…China was getting nearly eighty per cent of its electricity from coal, which was rendering the air in much of the country unbreathable and hastening climate changes that could undermine…
…carbon-based energy companies are claiming to be “promoting cleaner energy, discussing clean energy and climate change, pledging decarbonization strategies, and investing in alternative energies.” While discussions by company boards reflect…
…deployment of transmission and clean energy infrastructure. Work with clean energy and transmission developers to implement responsible siting and operation practices. Advocate for early and continued consultation with Tribal…
…of Russian coking coal from the UK”, since Russia also uses a different type of coking coal. As the Climate Change Committee notes, the site won’t support the UK steel industry at…
…Clean Air Act rules. Analysis of new or revised rules under the Clean Air Act will explain how much it would cost industry to comply with control requirements, and how…
…lawsuit has divided Montanans between the treasures below ground and the environment above. Montana holds 30% of the country’s recoverable coal reserves and produces the fourth-most coal among the US…