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It is the third coal mine approved this year.

“To ensure Australian consumers continue to have access to reliable electricity supplies, it’s critical that planned investments in transmission, generation and storage projects are urgently delivered.”

Greens leader to join ‘people’s blockade’ of coal port as he seeks to popularise direct action; forest clearing stopped after greater glider found dead

Greens leader says Albanese government is ‘hellbent on opening more coal and gas mines’ and people must ‘fight back’

Forestry wives, farmers’ wives, coalminers’ wives: they were the backbone of communities, says author Rebecca Smith

Beijing’s heavy reliance on coal plants has cast a shadow over global efforts to tackle climate change.

Kentucky has a long history of coal-fired power plants, but the electricity generation landscape is expected to change in the decades to come.

World’s biggest carbon emitter approving equivalent of two new coal plants a week, analysis shows

Michele Bullock uses speech to detail how central bank is preparing for increased risk of extreme weather events

After reaching highs in 2022, coal prices have come back down to earth. Climate change has caused the U.S. and Europe to inhibit the production and consumption of all fossil fuels. Still, coal has long been the least favorite hydrocarbon and a four-letter word in the traditional energy market.

TNPCB has formed a 5-member committee to probe pollution risks around NLCIL. The report found high levels of mercury, selenium, and flouride in drinking water from 20 locations. Visible deposition of pollutants of coal dust and fly ash caused respiratory issues, kidney disease, hair fall, and skin problems. Water samples…