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Mar 28

Trump’s order on energy promises coal jobs and a clean environment. What does that look like?

By Nsikan Akpan

President Donald Trump made good on his campaign promise to roll back clean energy regulations. Here's what you should know.

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Mar 28

Read the full text of Trump’s executive order on energy and climate change

By News Desk

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that aims to boost U.S. energy independence by rolling back or reviewing clean energy policies instituted before and during the Obama administration.

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Mar 27

Trump executive order seeks to reverse Obama’s clean energy regulations

By Matthew Daly and Jill Colvin, Associated Press

President Donald Trump will sign an executive order Tuesday that will suspend, rescind or flag for review more than a half-dozen Obama-era measures in an effort to boost domestic energy production in the form of fossil fuels.

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Dec 16

Watch 6:47
Rate of black lung disease among miners may be 10 times higher than reported

By PBS News Hour

Lung disease is a well-known deadly consequence of working in the coal industry. But a new NPR study finds miners are suffering from the most advanced form of the disease at a rate ten times higher than the government has…

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Dec 04

New Mexico budget crisis rears its head in courts, colleges

By Morgan Lee, Associated Press

New Mexico's grinding budget crisis is taking a toll in courtrooms, at museums and at state universities and colleges grappling with steep spending cuts.

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Dec 02

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Despite impending deadline, Standing Rock protesters vow to stay

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As temperatures in North Dakota plunge into the single digits, the standoff over an oil pipeline near a Native American reservation is intensifying. Monday is the deadline set by the Army Corps of Engineers and the state’s governor for thousands…

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Nov 28

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Why cleaning up abandoned coal mines is so important — and difficult

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With coal production at its lowest level in 30 years, abandoned mines around the country are causing major environmental problems. They can catch fire, and debris from them can contaminate the water supply. But mine cleanup is an effort difficult…

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Oct 08

Washington voters to decide on nation’s first carbon tax

By Associated Press

An initiative on the November ballot asks voters whether the state should impose the nation's first direct carbon tax.

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Jul 06

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Struggles for power plant with White House backing raise concerns about clean coal

By PBS News Hour

Clean coal technology is key to the Obama administration’s plans for combating climate change. But a high-profile power plant, once a poster child for clean coal’s promise, has run billions over budget in construction costs, faces federal investigations and allegations…

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Jun 20

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Tough times for U.S. towns powered by fossil fuel energy jobs

By PBS News Hour

Plummeting fuel prices are usually considered a good thing, but in rural Wyoming -- where fossil fuels like coal employ 10 percent of the state’s private sector workforce -- they can spell disaster. For the people of Gillette, dropping coal…

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