Coal Companies Rely Heavily on Public Lands Coal

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By Phil McKennaMar 17, 2016, 5:30 am134 pts
New report highlights how much of U.S. coal production comes from federally subsidized leases, and even so, coal companies struggle to stay afloat. By Phil McKenna The top three coal companies in the U.S. mine the majority of their coal, as much as 88 percent of their total production, from land owned and…

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