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Energy Department Announces $355 Million to Expand Domestic Production of Critical Minerals and Materials

DOE has announced $355 million for two notices of funding opportunities issued by DOE’s Office of Fossil Energy (FE) to expand domestic production of critical materials essential for advancing U.S. energy production, manufacturing, transportation, and nat

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America’s First Line of Defense: Why Our Coal Fleet Is as Vital as Our Military

America’s enemies don’t have to launch a missile to cripple us. They only have to take down the power grid.

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WVU Bench Bash

WVU Mining Extension is hosting a 2-day bench contest on January 14 & 15, 2026.

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Weekly Production / Consumption Report: Week 45 (Nov.8)

The Weekly Production / Consumption Report: Week 45 (Nov.8) has been posted.

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West Virginia Officials Mourn Death of Coal Miner

WV Gov. Patrick Morrisey began his visit to Parkersburg on Thursday with a moment of silence for Steve Lipscomb, a miner whose body was found Thursday morning at the Rolling Thunder Mine in Nicholas County.

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Alpha Metallurgical Resources Stock Falls After Fatal Mine Flooding

The company confirmed that section foreman Steven Lipscomb, 42, lost his life during a sudden flooding incident that occurred on Saturday, November 8.

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Coal Cornerstone Corner
Coal Supporters Better Step Up: Passivity Doesn’t Work

Coal is in a fight for its life and needs much more dynamic advocacy from the Industry if it is to survive as a viable source of electricity.

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New Book For Sale: “Red Blood for Black Gold”

"Red Blood for Black Gold" brings readers attention to the contribution the coal mining industry has made to his country, during WWII, and to the county of Derbyshire from whence he came.

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