Coal

Sat, Aug 17th 2024 06:55 am Story and Photo by Alice Gerard Senior Contributing Writer In February, Kim Schopp Kalman traveled to Kentucky to visit her bone marrow recipient,…
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By Joyce Hanson (August 16, 2024, 8:04 PM EDT) -- A Missouri federal judge has grudgingly lifted a pause on litigation between several insurance companies and a St.…
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Keppel has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with two Philippine companies to jointly explore the origination and utilisation of Transition Credits (TCs) to accelerate…
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West Virginia State University is continuing to make waves in the…
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Chinese imports of key energy commodities have been a mixed bag of ups and downs this year, with weakness in crude oil purchases spooking investors and markets…
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KORAPUT: Environmentalists and an association of people displaced by Nalco project on Saturday opposed the visit of Union Coal and Mines minister Satish Chandra Dubey to Thuria…
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As the demand for critical minerals increases, so too does the amount of illegal mining activities taking place. There is a mining boom like we have not seen in…
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In the mid-2000s, China became the country that emits the most greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Since then, the gap with the United States and the European Union —…
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SOMEWHERE IN THE POCONO MOUNTAINS — Per the dateline, I’m not exactly sure where I am in the rolling green mountains of eastern Pennsylvania.…
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It might not be a boom, but coal is on the verge of a weather-driven price rally which should boost the earnings of coal miners and explain why Glencore has dropped plans, for…
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