Coal
The coal production process from its origin as a fossil fuel through the mining of coal both underground and at the surface. Topics include coal supply & demand, marketing, trading, coal in electricity generation, efforts to develop and deploy various “clean coal” technologies including carbon capture and storage (CCS), and political debates over coal mining and consumption. Those debates include how to abate coal-burning plant emissions such as sulfur, mercury and greenhouse gasses, whether mountaintop removal mining should continue, and mine worker safety.
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- 04/01/10
- Clean Skies News
EPA Issues New Guidance on MTR Permits
The EPA has released its plans for regulations to reduce the impact of mountaintop removal mining in Appalachian states.
- Fmr. MSHA Employee Weighs In On WV Mine Explosion
- Fmr. World Bank Economist on Medupi Power Plant Loan
- David Crane on CCS Technology
- Philippe Joubert on Carbon Capture, Nuclear, and Climate
- No Survivors in W.Va. Mine Disaster
- Fatal Blast in W.Va. Coal Mine
- EPA Attacks Mercury Emissions
- Lugar Releases 'Practical' Climate Plan
- More Than 150 Trapped in Chinese Coal Mine
- Ritter Signs RES Bill; Fuel Switching Advances
- Senator Collins Explains Her Cap-&-Dividend Plan
- EPA Proposes Veto of Spruce No. 1 Mine Permit















