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Illinois is littered with abandoned mines. The federal infrastructure bill pumps new funds into reclaiming that land - Vimarsana News

Illinois is littered with abandoned mines. The federal infrastructure bill pumps new funds into reclaiming that land

In spring 2015, Pekin Park District officials were startled when a hole suddenly appeared near McNaughton Park.

Illinois is littered with abandoned mines. The federal infrastructure bill could address that. - Vimarsana News

Illinois is littered with abandoned mines. The federal infrastructure bill could address that.

In spring 2015, Pekin Park District officials were startled when a hole suddenly appeared near McNaughton Park.

Source: wsiu.org
Judge denies legal challenge to PSC campaign contributions - Vimarsana News

Judge denies legal challenge to PSC campaign contributions

BISMARCK - A federal judge has ruled against two environmental groups that sought to strip North Dakota of its authority to regulate the coal mining industry because they claimed that campaign contributions to state officials violated federal law.

An Army of Two Fight Pollution in West Virginia's Waterways - Vimarsana News

An Army of Two Fight Pollution in West Virginia's Waterways

For decades, toxic runoff from abandoned coal mines has left streams and rivers lifeless in the Mountain State. Then two men decided to reverse the damage taking place in their own backyards.

Justice-Owned Mines to Reopen, in the Midst of Kentucky Reclamation Lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Justice-Owned Mines to Reopen, in the Midst of Kentucky Reclamation Lawsuit

Jay Justice, son of Jim Justice, governor of West Virginia, with whom he owns several mining companies, just announced the re-opening of four mines in Kentucky. The reopening announcement came with a promise of 150 new jobs, but an active lawsuit and a new report on overdue reclamation liabilities at Justice-owned mines suggest that the development could be a strategy to further delay Justice’s overdue reclamation responsibilities.

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