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President Trump on Tuesday exempted dozens of coal plants from a Biden administration regulation imposing stricter standards for mercury, lead, nickel and arsenic emissions. 
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The bill would cut "unnecessary red tape" for the coal mining industry if it becomes law, but it first must pass the House.
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Australian miner paying ‘massive bonuses’ for ‘steamrolling ahead with an outdated and unacceptably risky coal growth strategy’, activists say...
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The International Energy Agency's latest World Energy Outlook says clean energy technologies will play an ever-increasing role.
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The country’s final coal-fired power plant just shut down, marking a major milestone for the notoriously polluting fossil fuel.
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Britain's approval of its first new deep coal mine in decades was unlawful, London's High Court ruled on Friday following a legal challenge brought by environmental campaigners.
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The Lloyd's market is moving to end its insurance of coal and oil sands businesses while at the same time ceasing investments in such carbon-producing...
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a series of executive orders aimed at boosting the struggling coal industry, a reliable but polluting energy source that’s long been in decline.
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President Donald Trump comes into office vowing to ease environmental regulations on the utility industry. Now companies that own coal-burning plants in Ohio are asking the new administration to excuse them from cleaning up acres of toxic waste that is soaked in groundwater.
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The soot-stained era of coal power in England is over. America should work toward the same.
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The country’s final coal-fired power station was desynced from the grid on 30 September, bringing an end to 142 years of burning coal for electricity.
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For the sake of the planet, we needed to transition away from fossil fuels, writes James Moore. But we must remember the enormous debt paid by coal-mining communities
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Massive failures of methane gas- and coal-fired power plants during "Winter Storm Elliott" left PJM over 40 GWh short over Christmas weekend.
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Report identifies 935 firms finance industry needs to blacklist to meet Paris goals...
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