coal

Minnesota utility couldn't get enough coal by rail to keep four plants operating

Kentucky's manufacturing industry is based on cheap electricity produced by coal.

What happens to the coal not burned in the U.S.

BP's annual report on energy shows coal with its largest share since 1970.

Even with EPA goals, 30 percent of U.S. electricity will come from burning coal.

But nobody knows which states. It depends on how the rules get written.

The Obama Administration readies its regulation of carbon-dioxide emissions.

The toxic discharge from coal plants beats Portland cement when used in concrete.

Coal communities in eastern Kentucky have been reeling from the effects of a relentless wave of mining layoffs.

England still depends on coal for 40 percent of electricity