Sentences with phrase «coal operations»

Growing up near a coal plant, she experienced firsthand the pollution and dust from coal operations and witnessed many people in her community develop cancer.

As nuclear and coal operations shut down, some jobs may be lost in those sectors.

The public health costs of pollution from coal operations in Appalachia amount to a staggering $ 75 billion a year

BHP's total earnings for the December half were below expectations due in part to a jump in «controllable costs» at the met coal operations, so this turnaround is needed.

Prior to working as a securities analyst Maurice worked for 6 years with Anglo American in their Platinum and Coal operations based in both the Johannesburg and London offices.

Media reports last week suggested that Fortescue had made a play for the 8.5 - million - tonne - a-year metallurgical and 3.5 - million - tonne - a-year thermal coal operations.

Western Fuels, which is a 400 million dollar coal operation, it was very candid in its annual report.

Trump's campaign included promises of reducing restrictions on oil, gas, and coal operations especially.

Jordens Vänner / Friends of the Earth Sweden condemned the Swedish government today following their authorisation of the state - owned energy company Vattenfall to sell their climate - killing coal operations in Germany.

But the Powder River Basin coal operation has not much to do with problems in Appalachia.

Or the real message of this study may be that gas fluxes from coal operations have been underestimated, and that they are mostly responsible for the hotspots.

The reef is facing a World Heritage downgrade from UNESCO this year due to concerns about rampant coastal development proposed in the region, particularly port, gas and coal operations.

A person familiar with the matter told Reuters these coal operations have increased Mylan's net earnings by around $ 40 million to $ 50 million in each of the past two years.

The impact a company has on our climate, however, depends on the absolute size of its coal operations.

[3] But such percentage criteria only measure the relative importance of a company's coal operations to its overall business.

He cited the 1991 annual report of a coal operation called Western Fuels, which said that it would attack the information provided by mainstream science.

There's a large coal operation called Western Fuels, it's a $ 400 million coal operation, in their 1991 annual report, they were very candid, they said «We want to attack mainstream science»....

Whether it was a stunt or a real attempt to transition the coal operations to renewables, the move spotlighted the burden of stranded assets for fossil - fuel behemoths.