Coal beneath federally managed public lands could supply the United States for at least 600 years at current consumption rates, according to a new study, reinforcing the Trump administration’s efforts to revive the industry.

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356 billion short tons in the lower 48, led by Wyoming, and at least 140 billion short tons in Alaska – enough to last 600 years.

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Coal beneath federally managed public lands holds enough resources to meet current U.S. consumption for at least six centuries, according to a newly released assessment from the U.S. Geological Survey.