Wyoming Lawmakers Move Ahead With Proposed Coal Lawsuit Fund
A bill to establish a $1.2 million legal fund in the top coal-mining state advanced without objection Tuesday to a final vote in the state Senate in the days ahead.
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Wyoming Lawmakers Back Fund to Sue Other States Over Coal
Wyoming produces more coal than any other state but demand for coal to generate electricity is down.
As Climate Fight Shifts to Oil, Biden Faces a Formidable Foe
Coal dominated U.S. power generation for decades.
Wyoming Coal Mines Eyed for Disposal of Old Wind Turbine Parts
The approach could help coal companies bring in extra revenue during reclamation.
Texas Blackouts Fuel False Claims About Renewable Energy
Texas only relies on wind power for about 25% of its total electricity.
Coal Creek Mine in Powder River Basin Will Stop Operations
It says it plans to wind down operations at the mine near Gillette.
Electricity Has Been Increasing In Price, Here’s Why:
Wind and solar energy operate at a loss, here is how:
Bureau of Land Management Approves Routes for Wyoming CO2 Pipelines
Interior Secretary David Bernhardt signed the plans on Jan. 15.
Wyoming Coal Producer Reaches $1.5b Deal With Creditors
The company is the largest thermal coal producer in the Powder River Basin.
Montana Regulators Force $285m Cleanup Bond on Coal Company
Talen Energy, the owner of the Colstrip Power Plant, filed an objection Thursday to dispute the regulators’ decision, which they called excessive.