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Labor Department Awards $105 Million to Expand Mine Safety and Health Training

Federal funding from the U.S. Department of Labor, administered by MSHA, will support mine safety and health training programs nationwide, expanding education and hazard awareness in a high-risk industry.

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New Study Finds Keeping Coal Plants Online Could Save Consumers

A newly released study estimates the cost of replacing existing coal-fired power plants with new renewable generation and finds that premature coal retirements would increase electricity costs while weakening grid reliability.

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King Coal is Far From Dead

King Coal is far from dead—it’s fueling America’s future, as it is in much of the rest of the world.

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Treasury, IRS Provide Safe Harbor for Taxpayers Claiming the Carbon Capture Credit

The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service today provided guidance for taxpayers claiming the tax credit for carbon capture and sequestration, which was expanded and modified in the One, Big, Beautiful Bill.

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Study Shows Coal's Importance to Electric Affordability

A new study estimates the costs of replacing coal plants with renewable power sources.

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New, Coal-Infused Decking Material Being Produced by CONSOL Innovations

A composite decking product made from coal waste and plastic is being created in Ohio County, West Virginia.

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US Beware: What Closing Coal is Doing to Europe

The United States has cavalierly closed over 300 coal plants in the last decade with nary a thought as to the implications for reliability and affordability.

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History of Longwall Coal Mining Mechanization

What prompted me to write this type of book is based on my involvement with Longwall Coal Mining starting in 1966 as a 15 year old kid working in a mine over 2000 feet deep in the Valleys of Wales.

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