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Norway is not breaching a century-old treaty covering the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard by blocking Russian cargo to the islands, the country's foreign minister said Wednesday after Moscow threatened retaliatory measures. "Norway does not violate the Svalbard Treaty," foreign minister Anniken Huitfeldt told AFP. "Norway does not try to put…

Hundreds fear displacement for the third time in India’s Odisha state as coal mining is set to start.

Both sides of politics appear to see the logic in diversifying NSW's largest coal port into the future.

Syria said Wednesday it will recognize the "independence and sovereignty" of Ukraine’s eastern Luhansk and Donetsk regions and contacts will be established to set up diplomatic relations. The Syrian Foreign Ministry announcement came days after President Bashar Assad met with a joint delegation from both regions in Damascus. Earlier this…

Most likely scenario to reach net zero by 2050 projects all coal-fired power plants exit by 2043, according to market operator

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati researchers have carried out a study of coal mines on the 'bioremediation' of Acid Mine Drainage (AMD) in Constructed

Mellach (Austria) (AFP) - At the Mellach coal power plant in southern Austria, spider webs have taken over the conveyor belts, and plants and flowers have sprung up around the vast lot that once stored coal.

Activists horrified by decision to give green light to stage three of the New Hope Group’s controversial mine

The Queensland government has given approval to the expansion of a controversial thermal coalmine, which will lift its output and extend its life until 2034.

‘It’s the wrong policy debate at the wrong time,’ industry says of capacity mechanism

Yancoal and Glencore say their joint venture, Hunter Valley Operations near Singleton, is good for another 400 million tonnes of coal.