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World s coal producers now planning more than 400 new mines - research

The world's coal producers are currently planning as many as 432 new mine projects with 2.28 billion tonnes of annual output capacity, research published on Thursday showed, putting targets for slowing global climate change at risk.

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Morrisons shoppers demand rethink over controversial new cafe menu

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New coal-fired power plants will be economically unviable: IEEFA

Stranded asset risk threat looms large over coal plants

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More Than 2 Billion Tons Of Coal Mining Capacity Is About To Come Online

More than 2.2 billion tons in annual coal mining capacity is currently under development, threatening the Paris Agreement targets

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Workers again block rail line supplying Colombia coal miner Cerrejon

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read BOGOTA (Reuters) - Former workers have again blocked Colombian coal miner Cerrejon’s rail line, the company said on Thursday, the latest protest to recently affect the beleaguered miner’s operations. Cerrejon, jointly owned by BHP Group, Anglo American Plc and Glencore Plc, has had repeated disagreements with nearby Wayuu indigenous communities and its largest union, which held a three-month strike last year. The company in late May declared force majeure and halted operations because of two blockades which prevented it from bringing in supplies of gasoline. One was mounted by former workers upset by recent job cuts and another by members of a nearby indigenous community which has made repeated environmental complaints about Cerrejon.

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