U.S. Coal Mines Are Running Out of Miners Just as Demand Booms
Will Wade, Bloomberg News
(Bloomberg) — Just when the world is clamoring for more coal, U.S. suppliers are facing a shortage of miners.
The number of coal miners in the U.S. has been sliding for years, and is down about 8.6% from before the pandemic. People who have left are reluctant to come back and young people are even more wary about taking a job in an industry that they’ve consistently been told has no future given the global push toward clean energy. Click here to download the article and read more.
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