Alliance Resource Partners Hits 52-Week High $29.30 Alliance Resource Partners (ARLP) hit a 52-week high of $29.30 on Mar 27, 2026; technical momentum and coal-market tightness raise tactical opportunities and structural risks.

Alliance Resource Partners Hits 52-Week High $29.30: Alliance Resource Partners (ARLP) hit a 52-week high of $29.30 on Mar 27, 2026; technical momentum and coal-market tightness raise… 👈 Read full analysis #AllianceResourcePartners #StockMarket #CoalIndustry #InvestmentAnalysis #MarketTrends

Thungela Resources Posts FY Results, Reports $1.5bn Revenue Thungela reported $1.5bn revenue, $520m EBITDA and 25.4Mt coal sales for FY (reported Mar 23, 2026); dividend $0.40/sh and net cash ≈ $300m.

Thungela Resources Posts FY Results, Reports $1.5bn Revenue: Thungela reported $1.5bn revenue, $520m EBITDA and 25.4Mt coal sales for FY (reported Mar 23, 2026); dividend $0.40/sh and net cash ≈ $300m. 👈 Read full analysis #ThungelaResources #CoalIndustry #FinancialResults #EBITDA #Investing

Trump Promises More Coal Jobs, Delivers Trade War Instead US coal jobs continue to decline, with Trump's tariff war among the factors credited with mangling the all-important overseas market.

Trump's war on coal continues as concerns rise over impact of tariffs on metallurgical coal exports.

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Trump named ‘undisputed champion of beautiful clean coal’ by industry group Trump received the "undisputed champion of beautiful clean coal" award from the Washington Coal Club...

Trump received the "undisputed champion of beautiful clean coal" award from the Washington Coal Club on Wednesday after ordering the US Defense Dept. to purchase more power from coal plants. #CoalIndustry #News

Storm’s Impact: West Virginia Coal Industry Faces Losses and Uncertainty - Cozzy Energy Solutions CHARLESTON, W.Va. – A West Virginia coal-fired power plant was idled during Winter Storm Fern, which brought heavy snowfall, sleet, ice, frigid temperatures, and increased energy demand on Saturday. Chris Hamilton, president of the West Virginia Coal Association, attributed the shutdown to a decision by PJM Interconnection LLC, a regional wholesale energy transmission organization overseeing

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AI Is Keeping Coal on Life Support The technology of the future that no one seems to want, brought to you by the energy of the past.

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🚨Trump Plans To Blow $725 Million, Of Taxpayer Money, Moving America Backwards In Time!🚨😡

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West Virginia Governors Form Coalition to Address Escalating Electricity Costs A coalition of six Mid-Atlantic states, excluding West Virginia and Kentucky, has launched the PJM Governors Collaborative initiative to tackle rising electricity costs impacting their residents, who are struggling to afford basic necessities due to surging rates. The participating governors aim to increase state representation in decision-making processes at PJM Interconnection, which manages distribution across 13 states, and advocate for reforms to address reliability and affordability concerns that have led to financial strain among residents, with some forced to choose between essential expenses like groceries and medicine.

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Wyoming industry warns coal leasing takes years; says recent federal moves speed process Wyoming Mining Association Executive Director Travis Detaime told the Select Federal Natural Resource Management Committee that federal coal leasing is a lengthy process — often 10–16 years from concept to shovel — and that recent federal policy shifts and royalty changes have made Wyoming coal more competitive.

Wyoming's coal industry faces a daunting 10-16 year journey from concept to shovel, but recent federal policy changes could reignite interest in new leases and meet rising energy demands.

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Trump's major coal sales flop in Wyoming and Montana - WyoFile Feds postpone Wyoming coal sale despite promise to "revitalize" the industry. Critics say even the coal industry isn't betting big on its future.

Trump's significant coal transactions hit a snag in Wyoming and Montana. Discover more at buff.ly/EI4G6we. #CoalIndustry #TrumpPolicies

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Alabama coal company accused of breaking Colombian ban on coal shipments to Israel This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. VESTAVIA HILLS — On Friday evening, a group of protesters gathered at a busy intersection in Liberty Park near the corporate campus of Drummond Company Inc., an Alabama-based coal […]

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Whitehaven Coal shares fall as FY profit slumps on weaker prices Investing.com-- Shares of Whitehaven Coal (ASX:WHC) fell to a one-month low on Thursday after the miner posted a steep drop in annual profit, with weaker coal prices hitting earnings despite record production following its Queensland acquisitions. The company reported underlying net profit after tax of A$319 million for the year ended June 30, down 57% from A$740 million a year earlier. Sydney-listed shares of the company dropped as much as 4.2% on Thursday to A$6.16, their lowest since July 21. The stock fell for its seventh consecutive session. Underlying earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) held steady at A$1.4 billion, but the second half contribution slid to A$400 million from A$1 billion in the first half as markets softened. Revenue rose 53% to A$5.8 billion on higher metallurgical coal sales, yet average realised prices dropped 11-14% across its New South Wales and Queensland operations. The miner declared a fully franked final dividend of 6 Australian cents per share. Whitehaven said coal markets had stabilised and were showing signs of recovery, but flagged further cost controls in fiscal 2026 amid trade uncertainty and soft steel demand. ProPicks AI are 6 model portfolios created by Investing.com which identify the best stocks for investors to buy now. The stocks that made the cut could produce monster returns in the coming years. Is WHC one of them?

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🚨The murder of an Indigenous elder in Borneo, possibly linked to the coal industry, remains unsolved after eight months, raising urgent concerns for justice as Indonesia's VP visits the region. Link: https://tinyurl.com/24xy7klz #EnvironmentalJustice #IndigenousRights #CoalIndustry

Energy Commission Discusses HB 200's Impact on Carbon Emissions Regulation Commission members analyze HB 200's effects on carbon capture and utility rate increases.

Wyoming lawmakers are at a crossroads, debating the future of coal as federal energy regulations shift—what does it mean for your utility bills?

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The threat of blackouts by 2030 is due to #DepartmentOfEnergy and #ChrisWright cancelation of all that extra energy from RENEWABLES! Not from closing polluting filthy #CoalIndustry plants. Tell the damn truth - for ONCE!!!

Rollback of Environmental Regulations Targets Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Fossil Fuel-Fired Power Plants The current administration is proposing a rollback of environmental regulations established by the previous administration, specifically targeting greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel-fired power plants. The proposed changes would affect several rules, including the 2024 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards for Fossil Fuel-Fired Electric Generating Units, the 2015 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards, and the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS). The stated goal of this initiative is to reduce regulatory burdens and potentially revitalize the coal industry, which proponents believe could lead to lower energy costs. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), these regulatory changes are projected to generate over a billion dollars in annual savings for Americans. However, this figure is subject to scrutiny, as the methodology for calculating such savings is often debated. The practical impact of reversing these regulations would likely be an increase in greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. Arguments in favor of the proposed changes center on the potential for economic revival in regions reliant on coal, a reduction in what supporters deem excessive regulatory burdens, and the possibility of lower electricity prices for consumers. Supporters also point to the argument that the United States' contribution to global emissions is relatively small, suggesting that stringent regulations have a limited overall impact. Conversely, opponents argue that relaxing emissions standards will negatively impact air quality, exacerbate climate change, and pose risks to public health. These changes are seen as a contradiction of international efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and undermine commitments to addressing climate change. Companies that have already made substantial investments in emissions control technologies face regulatory uncertainty and potential financial losses. Furthermore, the EPA's claimed cost savings are being questioned by critics, and conflicting data exists regarding the long-term consequences of reversing these regulations. Key players involved in this policy shift include the current administration, the EPA, and Democratic members of Congress, who have publicly voiced opposition. Organizations such as the Environmental Defense Fund are also actively opposing the changes, and media outlets like Newsweek and the New York Times are providing critical reporting on the proposed changes. The public has an opportunity to comment on the proposed changes until August 7, 2025. The proposed rule is accessible for review and comment on the Federal Register website, and the EPA will consider this feedback before making a final decision on whether to implement the changes.

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Peabody extends miners’ lockout at Helensburgh coal mine in Australia (Reuters) -U.S. coal producer Peabody Energy has extended a lockout of its workers at its Helensburgh underground coal mine in New South Wales, Australia’s Mining and Energy Union (MEU) said on Thursday. The lockout began on June 18 in response to a one-hour industrial protest by workers advocating for improved wages and job protections. Peabody notified MEU members on Wednesday night that it would continue until July 6. The workers have been locked out without pay by Peabody, the union said, adding that it is urging the Federal Government to overhaul workplace laws that permit excessively "disproportionate" and "punitive" actions by employers against workers who are simply exercising their right to bargain. Peabody did not immediately respond to Reuters’ request for a comment. The workers will not be intimidated by Peabody’s tactics and will keep fighting for fair pay and job security, Helensburgh mineworker and MEU delegate Matt Potter said in the statement.

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Born in Moscow, Refregier ‘moved to Paris & then to New York in 1920. He worked in a factory before earning a scholarship to [RISD] where he studied until 1925. He returned to [NY] & worked commercially, producing inexpensive copies of famous paintings for interior decorators until 1927. He then returned briefly to Europe to study in Munich. Back in [NY], Refregier lived in the Mount Airy artists’ colony on Croton-on-Hudson. He wanted to paint murals & in 1936, the Federal Art Project of the Works Project Administration (WPA) hired him. For the WPA, he created murals at Greenpoint Hospital in Brooklyn ... & at the Rincon Post Office in San Diego... The latter, a 27-panel work entitled “History of San Francisco,” took 8 years (1940-1948) & cost $26,000 to complete. The mural was controversial because of its depiction of tragic historical moments. Some wanted it destroyed; it was added to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1979. ...’ poulwebb.blogspot.com/2021_01_10_archive.html

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Trump's Coal Revival Efforts Clash with 'America First' Trade Policies in Montana | AI News Brew <p>ROUNDUP, Mont. - President Donald Trump's efforts to revive the coal industry are facing an unexpected challenge from his own 'America First' trade policies, potentially impacting a major coal mine...

Trump's Coal Revival Efforts Clash with 'America First' Trade Policies in Montana
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'I want to live': Coal miners speak out as Trump strips away health protections Even as President Trump vows to reinvigorate America's coal industry, critics say his administration has stripped away key health protections for miners.

Black lung has made a staggering resurgence in the past 25 years as miners cut through more rock to access deeper, hard-to-reach coal seams...even as Donald Trump vows to reinvigorate America's #coalindustry, his administration has stripped away key protections for the miners. #westvirginia

Things to know about the US coal industry and proposed changes under the Trump administration Trump issued executive orders this month to allow mining on federal land. He has used his emergency authority to allow some older coal-fired power plants set for retirement to keep producing electricity to meet the rising demand amid the growth in data centers, artificial intelligence and electric cars. The post Things to know about the US coal industry and proposed changes under the Trump administration appeared first on Alabama Daily News.

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Trump’s push to save the fading coal industry gets a warm embrace in West Virginia Trump's new executive orders aim to revive the coal industry, met with mixed reactions in West Virgi...

Trump's new executive orders aim to revive the coal industry, met with mixed reactions in West Virginia. Some see renewed hope, while others doubt the orders' impact. #CoalIndustry #News

The Coal Industry's Future in the United States The Coal Industry's Future in the United States A recent executive order issued by President Trump aims to bolster the coal industry amidst declining demand for fossil fuels. The directive necessitates power plants maintain a minimum level of production to avoid being forced to shut down by grid operators, even if they are no longer economically viable. This measure is anticipated to have significant repercussions on both environmental and economic fronts. Proponents of the coal industry argue that it will help preserve jobs and stimulate local economies; however, opponents counter that it will lead to an increase in greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. A key aspect of the executive order is its inclusion of provisions related to renewable energy and energy storage. Although these measures may appear to be steps in the right direction, many analysts believe they fall short of addressing the broader issue of fossil fuel subsidies. The consequences of this executive order could be far-reaching. For instance, it may result in increased air pollution due to higher levels of particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and sulfur dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants. Furthermore, this increase in energy production could exacerbate climate change by raising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere. The potential economic impact of the executive order is also noteworthy. The forced continuation of non-economic power plants could disrupt local economies and cause irreparable harm to communities that have heavily invested in the industry.

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