The U.S. Department of Labor today announced its Mine Safety and Health Administration is making $10.5 million in grant funding available to help states provide mine safety training for the nation’s miners.
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US Department of Labor Announces $10.5 Million Funding Availability to Support Mine Safety, Health Training for Nation's Miners
Federal Subsidies For Coal Plants May Not Save Struggling Sector, Analysts Say
With hundreds of millions of dollars in additional federal subsidies recently announced for coal-fired power plants across the US, questions remain over whether the funding will move the needle for a sector that continues to lose ground to natural gas and Click To Read More
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Trump Coal Announcement Welcome News for Southern West Virginia
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SME - Register for the Virtual Section Webinar on June 17
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