Sentences with phrase «war on coal mining»

The stakes are high, particularly in view of the Obama EPA's war on coal mining, coal - fired power plants, businesses and industries that require reliable, affordable electricity — and families, communities and entire states whose jobs, health and welfare will suffer under this anti-fossil fuel agenda.

They are used to concoct and justify energy and economic policies, ranging from delays and bans on oil and gas leasing and drilling, to the war on coal mining and use, and diehard opposition to hydraulic fracturing and the Keystone XL pipeline.

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My body of work «And From the Coaltips a Tree Will Rise» [2016/2017] created and produced in the Borinage, the coal mining region in Belgium, parallels the Trump / Pence slogans «Trump Digs Coal» or «The War on Coal,» and counters this entire narrative and empty promises that Trump made to coal miners in Amercoal mining region in Belgium, parallels the Trump / Pence slogans «Trump Digs Coal» or «The War on Coal,» and counters this entire narrative and empty promises that Trump made to coal miners in AmerCoal» or «The War on Coal,» and counters this entire narrative and empty promises that Trump made to coal miners in AmerCoal,» and counters this entire narrative and empty promises that Trump made to coal miners in Amercoal miners in America.

While this is a small number compared with the number of jobs that have been lost due to the war on coal, it is important to the communities located near the mine.

Among these books are free - market classics by Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek, Fueling Freedom: Exposing the Mad War on Energy by Stephen Moore and Kathleen Hartnett White which makes «an unapologetic case for fossil fuels», and The Evolution of Everything, the latest publication by British climate science denier and coal mine owner Matt Ridley.

President Trump loves to talk about the fictitious «War on Coal,» depicting the mining industry as a victim of environmental regulations.

The American coal industry says Mr. Obama is waging a «war on coal» in response to his proposed regulation of air pollution and surface mining in mountain areas.

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Here's his website: «We will end the war on coal, and rescind the coal mining lease moratorium... and conduct a top - down review of all anti-coal regulations issued by the Obama Administration.»

While Stilley characterized the delay in approved mining permits as «unilateral and unjustifiable regulatory actions,» Mackell echoed Rep. Capito in accusing the Obama Administration of declaring a «War on Coal» that is largely responsible for the loss of jobs across Appalachia.

Ironically, while the coal industry and coal - state politicians have accused the Obama administration of waging a «war on coal,» coal mining jobs have increased under the Obama Administration as compared to the George W. Bush administration.