British Prime Minister Boris Johnson (L) and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres (R) greet U.S. President Joe Biden at COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland. The recent climate conference COP26 reached for an ...

We have wasted so much time. Despite decades of urgent warnings from scientists about a looming climate crisis, global carbon emissions have continued to climb year after year, amplifying and ...

There’s no doubt the profile of the nation’s electric power generation fleet is changing. Still, coal led U.S. generation in the 12 months ending in October at 39 percent, according to the U.S. Energy ...

After two decades as the National Mining Association’s dominant donor, coal has collapsed. Industry lobbied for rescue in the coronavirus stimulus package but was ignored. The question facing NMA now: ...

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Waratah Coal is behind the project and has lodged an environmental application with the Federal Government. Waratah Coal is owned by Clive Palmer’s private company Mineralogy. According to the ...

But the coal industry knew, too — as early as 1966, a newly unearthed journal shows. In August, Chris Cherry, a professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of ...

Mr Palmer's Waratah Coal has been given the green light to build a thermal coal project near Alpha in Queensland's central west, plus a rail line linking the project to a proposed port at Abbot Point.

Maverick federal MP Clive Palmer has sought permission from the Queensland government to take over one of Aus­tralia’s most controversial and environmentally sensitive port developments. Waratah Coal, ...

PALMER — The little school, built for the children of coal miners in 1927, survived floods, boycotts, a mine tragedy and abject poverty. The little school was a gift — free and clear — from the ...

U.S. Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer announced that he would personally lead an investigation into coal prices in Scranton. His announcement came after the Scranton Times reported that some ...