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Manuel Quiñones, Environment & Energy News

Groups clash with Wyoming over Alpha bonding

November 17, 2015 by Manuel Quiñones, Environment & Energy News 2 Comments

A conservation group is moving to block Wyoming state regulators from allowing bankrupt coal company Alpha Natural Resources Inc. to continue operating its Eagle Butte mine.

Interior’s plan envisions leasing 10B tons of coal

June 2, 2015 by Manuel Quiñones, Environment & Energy News Leave a Comment

Companies mining Powder River Basin coal prefer the status quo over new restrictions. For greens, the plan is a disappointment.

Facing downturn, Alpha can no longer self-bond in Wyoming

June 2, 2015 by Manuel Quiñones, Environment & Energy News Leave a Comment

Wyoming regulators ask Alpha Natural Resources Inc. to prove it can pay for coal mining reclamation if the company has financial trouble.

Two mining companies scrap major Western projects

March 10, 2015 by Manuel Quiñones, Environment & Energy News Leave a Comment

The industry has for years been laying off workers and idling operations in hard-hit central Appalachia, but such moves have been less common in the West. Western projects

EPA requires more scrutiny of Wyo. gasification project

February 4, 2014 by Manuel Quiñones, Environment & Energy News 4 Comments

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality did not allow for enough public input before giving an underground coal gasification project preliminary approval to pollute an aquifer, U.S. EPA said late last month.

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