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- Montana judge stops massive coal mine expansion, citing climate impact Thu, 17 Aug 17, 1:31amIn another strike against coal, a federal judge just shut down plans for a large coal mine expansion in Montana, saying US officials had exaggerated the economic benefits of the mine while downplaying the impact it would...
- India’s air pollution blamed for discoloring Taj Mahal’s iconic dome Fri, 12 Dec 14, 4:30amIndia's airborne pollution has always been a problem for the rapidly developing country, but now it could severely impact one of its most famous structures - the Taj Mahal...
- India’s air pollution blamed for discoloring of Taj Mahal’s iconic dome Fri, 12 Dec 14, 1:34amIndia's airborne pollution has always been a problem for the rapidly developing country, but now it could severely impact one of its most famous structures - the Taj Mahal...
- Ohio Researchers Unveil Emissions-Free Method of Extracting Energy from Coal Sat, 23 Feb 13, 4:30amResearchers at Ohio State University have discovered a new way to extract energy from coal while preventing 99 percent of the carbon dioxide from being released into the atmosphere...
- China is Responsible for Almost Half of Global Coal Consumption Thu, 31 Jan 13, 2:30amPhoto via Shutterstock As over 30 million residents of Beijing experience record-breaking levels of hazardous smog, the U.S. Energy Information Agency’s latest report shows that China currently accounts for almost...
- China Responsible for Almost Half of All Global Coal Consumption, Reports EIA Thu, 31 Jan 13, 2:30amPhoto via Shutterstock As over 30 million residents of Beijing experience record breaking levels of hazardous smog, the U.S. Energy Information Agency’s latest figures find that China currently accounts for almost half...
- New Report Finds 3.7 Million U.S. Residents at Risk from Rising Sea Levels Thu, 15 Mar 12, 3:00amA new report from Climate Central presents troubling data to suggest that rising sea levels, a result of global warning, could cause significant areas of the U.S. coastline to be flooded by the end of the century. The report,...
- Harvard Study Reveals Coal Energy To Be One of the Most Expensive Forms of Power Sat, 19 Feb 11, 1:32amA new Harvard study found that whatever money is saved in operation costs is completely negated by the cost coal plants inadvertently pass on to the American public: $345 billion.