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Interior doles out millions for mine cleanup
The Interior Department has offered $291.2 million this year as part of its annual mandatory grant program to help clean up former coal mines.
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Dylan Brown, E&E News reporter
The Interior Department has offered $291.2 million this year as part of its annual mandatory grant program to help clean up former coal mines.
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Former EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is bringing resistance to the so-called war on coal to the Hoosier State. His new lobbying gig aims to fight electric utilities' plans to close coal-fired power plants in Indiana.
By Timothy Cama in Greenwire
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