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Wyoming coal producers plead for state tax breaks amid new federal rules, crushing market forces - Vimarsana News

Wyoming coal producers plead for state tax breaks amid new federal rules, crushing market forces

With the state’s coal industry facing increasing federal regulations and a declining market, lawmakers are considering whether state subsidies, in the form of tax breaks, might mitigate the financial turmoil

Feds to end coal leasing in Powder River Basin, nation's largest source of coal - Vimarsana News

Feds to end coal leasing in Powder River Basin, nation's largest source of coal

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management's decision to end future coal leasing in the region is likely to be challenged.

Mining Companies Recognized for Excellence in Responsible Mining - Vimarsana News

Mining Companies Recognized for Excellence in Responsible Mining

/CNW/ - The Mining Association of Canada's (MAC) Community of Interest Advisory Panel has selected Rio Tinto IOC, Agnico Eagle's Laronde Mine, and Eldorado...

Coal lawyer: Quick court action essential to keeping EPA rules from killing industry - Vimarsana News

Coal lawyer: Quick court action essential to keeping EPA rules from killing industry

One of the state’s top hired lawyers predicts Wyoming and other coal proponents will prevail in federal court to stop the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s new coal pollution rules that

Coal lawyer: Quick court action essential to keeping EPA rules from killing industry - Vimarsana News

Coal lawyer: Quick court action essential to keeping EPA rules from killing industry

One of the state’s top hired lawyers predicts Wyoming and other coal proponents will prevail in federal court to stop the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s new coal pollution rules that