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Gas beats coal in U.S. power mix for first time
Gas-fired electricity outpaced coal-fired power in the United States for the first time in April, another signal of intensifying pressure from the shale revolution on the coal industry.
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Gas-fired electricity outpaced coal-fired power in the United States for the first time in April, another signal of intensifying pressure from the shale revolution on the coal industry.
WOOD-TIKCHIK STATE PARK, Alaska — University of Washington aquatic ecologist Daniel Schindler has put himself in the middle of the two-decade fight over the Pebble mine, a proposal to build one of the world's largest gold and copper mines in Alaska. His research on salmon has become a cornerstone of mine opposition.
By Dylan Brown in Greenwire
William Perry Pendley, the acting director of the Bureau of Land Management, is ready to return to Colorado — but first he wants a promotion.
By Jennifer Yachnin in Greenwire
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WOOD-TIKCHIK STATE PARK, Alaska — University of Washington aquatic ecologist Daniel Schindler has put himself in the middle of the two-decade fight over the Pebble mine, a proposal to build one of the world's largest gold and copper mines in Alaska. His research on salmon has become a cornerstone of mine opposition.
By Dylan Brown in Greenwire
William Perry Pendley, the acting director of the Bureau of Land Management, is ready to return to Colorado — but first he wants a promotion.
By Jennifer Yachnin in Greenwire