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Donald Trump Moves To Pour $700 Million Into This Industry Revival
Trump Expected to Announce $700 Million Boost for Coal
President Trump is expected to announce that his administration will put about $700 million to bolster coal. Click To Read More
Administration Takes Action to Support Affordable, Reliable Electricity Generation, Boost Export Capacity
NMA President and CEO Rich Nolan is applauding the news that President Trump will use the Defense Production Act to upgrade the coal fleet and support West Coast export capacity. Click To Read More
DOE Awards $67 Million to ElementUSA, Colorado School of Mines for Rare Earth Processing Plant
ElementUSA has announced a $67 million award from the US Department of Energy (DOE) to advance the design, construction, commissioning and operation of a rare earth element (REE) processing facility in St. John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana. Click To Read More
Trump Plans $700 Million in New Coal Support, White House Official Says
U.S. President Donald Trump is planning to use Cold War-era national defense powers to send nearly $700 million to support coal facilities, according to a White House official. Click To Read More
MSHA Fatality Alert - January 19,2 026
On January 19, 2026, a miner was seriously injured when an unsecured slab of marble struck him. Click To Read MoreNMA TV Mining Minute
NMA-TV Mining Minute - June 4, 2026
A reported White House plan would invest nearly $700 million in coal plant upgrades and export capacity, Hycroft Mining outlines a potential 50-year, $10 billion mine and seabed mining remains in focus as the U.S. reviews new applications. Click To Read MoreNMA Count on Coal
Surging AI Power Demand is Here, Like It or Not
Artificial intelligence promises economy-wide transformation and a pace of innovation we may have never seen before. Click To Read MoreForthcoming Meetings Major Coal Companies
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