Coalfield News Company Gets Air Pollution Extension
Philpott Coal Corp. wins another extension to file a dust control plan for its Raleigh County prep plant. The Air Pollution Control Commission may turn the case to the attorney general if compliance is not achieved by end of June. Residents say coal dust harms homes and windows. Plant owner Ed Philpott defends his efforts and costs.
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Charleston
W.va
Philpott Coal Corp
Raleigh County
Air Pollution Control Commission
Carl Beard
Attorney General's Office
Beard
Philpott
Beckley Area
Apertion
Ed Philpott
Commission
Don R. Richardson
Sandra Trump
Virginia Strike Costs Estimated 125 Million in April May
The Associated Press reports the United Mine Workers strike trimmed Virginia's economy by about 125 million dollars in April and May with losses rising as the strike continues. Lost tax revenues totaled around five million, while coal production and rail and port activity also declined across the state.
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Associated Press
United Mine Workers
Breen
Buchanan County
Dickenson County
Russell County
Wise
Lee
Tazewell
Mine Department Prepares For Conclusion Of Strike
State Mines Director Walter Miller says his office will assist reopening coal mines if the United Mine Workers vote to return to work. He plans safety briefings with first shifts, reviews of inspector assignments, and a concerted effort to restore normal operations after the prolonged strike. He notes ongoing inspections, staff leave, and preparations for a rapid restart to support the West Virginia coal industry.
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Hampton Roads
West Virginia
Charleston
W.va
Walter Miller
United Mine Workers
Miller
Mines Department
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
West
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