The "New Energy Economy": An Exercise in Magical Thinking Mark P. Mills March 26, 2019 Energy & EnvironmentTechnology / Infrastructure EXECUTIVE SUMMARY A movement has been growing for decades to
Coal Miners' Fund Set For Deep Cuts As Black Lung Epidemic Grows June 4, 2018 Howard Berkes Sheralin Greene, 57, mined coal for 20 years. She now suffers paralyzing coughing
Kentucky is experiencing what experts are calling the worst epidemic of black lung on record, but a new state law may limit miners’ ability to get workers’ compensation benefits. Black
Buoyant gas prices lift coal-fired power in MISO as gas generation fizzles Author J Robinson Coal captures 45% market share, gas dips below 30% Chicago city-gates averages $3.90/MMBtu in August
“Blue” hydrogen is worse for the climate than coal, study says Findings could throw national climate policies into disarray. Tim De Chant - 8/13/2021 Gas companies and utilities are in a pickle.
US Department of Labor Issues Emergency Temporary Standard to Protect Workers from Coronavirus Increases protections for 84M private sector workers WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health
Push for green energy could strand more than $68B in coal and gas assets, S&P says Published Aug. 9, 2021 By Emma Penrod Dive Brief: An ongoing push to expand renewable
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Coal industry continues to shrink In a report that probably surprised no one, the Energy Information Administration reported last week that more coal mines in the United States closed than
Successful Mine Rescues in November 1907 — A cave-in deep inside the Draper Mine at Gilberton, Pennsylvania, followed by a inrush of culm and water from the surface trapped Michael
