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As Coal Plants Close, Some Of Our Most Marginalized Communities Are Being Left Behind

The end of coal has huge environmental benefits, but the upcoming closure of the Navajo Generating Station shows coal communities need much more support.

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Likely 2020 Voters Support Parts Of Green New Deal, Despite Reservations Over The Cost

New polling shows strict mandates to end fossil-fueled power plants and cars are a much harder sell.

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Trump’s EPA To Weaken Rule Limiting Coal Plant Mercury Emissions

The Obama-era rule prevented coal-fired power plants from releasing mercury into the atmosphere.

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EPA Moves To Roll Back Coal Plant Rule In A Stunning Rebuke Of Global Climate Talks

It's the second big win this week for the coal industry.

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Coal Power In A ‘Death Spiral’ In Europe, Where More Than Half Of Plants Lose Money

Maybe someone should tell Donald Trump.

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How A Georgia Town Thwarted A Plan To Dump Tons Of Toxic Coal Ash

When news spread in Wayne County, Georgia, that Republic Services planned to dump toxic coal ash in their landfill, citizens and the local newspaper fought back.

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Coal Market Set To Collapse Worldwide By 2040 As Solar And Wind Dominate

But the shift may not happen quickly enough to avert the worst effects of climate change.

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