Wyoming Lawmakers Cling Tight to Declining Coal Industry
The Cowboy State has expressed interest in doing its part to fight climate change. But it wants to do so under its own terms.
Colorado Coal Plants Won’t Close Early
Colorado regulators proposed early closures for three coal-fired power plants. Then they did a 180 on the decision a month later.
Colorado Town Spars with Koch-owned Mine Over Water
Residents of a tiny, unincorporated coal town on Colorado’s Western Slope are pitted against billionaire mine owner Bill Koch in a fight for clean drinking water.
Roadless Rule ‘Exception’ at Center of Coal Mine Expansion Controversy
Colorado courts, mining companies, and local advocates are debating over how quick a ‘just transition’ to renewable energy should be.
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