3-31
 
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Valley
fills: Dozen in GOP urge Bush to leave water rule alone
|
3-31
|
Former
Carbiders open coal research company
|
3-31
|
Mine
hearings role questioned
|
3-30
|
State
to run out of coal in 20 years, study asserts
|
3-29
|
Easy-to-mine
coal running out; Better technology the hope of officials in
mining industry
|
3-29
|
Lean
future forecast for Appalachian coal
|
3-29
|
Endangered
species unprotected
|
3-29
|
Massey
suspension significant,' DEP mining director proclaims
|
3-29
|
Corps
finishes impact study for mammoth mine permit
|
3-28
|
Regulators
suspend Massey operation; Coal company penalized for polluting
river
|
3-28
|
Higher
coal fines are long overdue
|
3-28
|
Plan
would extend term on workers' comp debts
|
3-28
|
State
DEP jumps gun on federal air quality report
|
3-28
|
Mining
board cuts Massey suspension; Shutdown order eased to 9 days
|
3-27
|
Widow
Walking 350 Miles to D.C
|
3-27
|
Wise
signs mine safety bill
|
3-27
|
Citizens
can make a difference, Brockovich says
|
3-27
|
OSM
seeks more comment on rules
|
3-26
|
Officials
issue fewer coal truck citations in second week
|
3-26
|
Mining
agency extends comment time: Deadline remains same for mining
regulation changes
|
3-25
|
Coal
truck driver pay at issue: Union leader says hourly wage would
be better
|
3-24
|
Appalachian
synfuel growth ongoing
|
3-24
|
Campaign
finance bill means changes here: State residents fund a wide
range of candidates, causes
|
3-23
|
State
coal widow takes black lung plight to Washington
|
3-22
|
Byrd
urges clean-coal support: Research funding put in energy bill
|
3-22
|
Jay's
measure would beef up MSHA
|
3-21
|
Campaign
bill goes to Bush: Byrd pushed measure 8 times before passage
|
3-21
|
54
trucks ticketed for illegal loads: Wise promised crackdown on
overweight coal trucks
|
3-21
|
Flawed
coal bond program cant go unrepaired again
|
3-20
|
Fat King Coal
Polluters rewrite the Clean Water Act.
|
3-20
|
Possible
EPA pullout won't stop suit against utilities:
Both sides say power plant lawsuit will still continue
|
3-20
|
AP
Corrects Coal Trucks Story
|
3-20
|
Judge
Haden won't force OSM's hand on mine rules
|
3-18
|
Arch
Coal to cut production
|
3-18
|
Cecil
Roberts: Coal truckers: 1910 or 2002?
|
3-18
|
Army
Corps of Engineers faces cuts
|
3-18
|
EPA
Will Ease Coal Plant Rules
; Incentives to Replace Pollution Lawsuits
|
3-17
|
W.
Va. Haulers Blast Weight Limits
|
3-16
|
Woman
upbeat on first day of march
|
3-15
|
Drivers
denounce violence
|
3-15
|
Coal
politics in flux
|
3-15
|
Running
lighter, coal truckers say they're struggling to survive
|
3-15
|
200
miners demonstrate at site of sludge spill
|
3-15
|
UMW
President Arrested at Protest
|
3-15
|
No
compromise: Evidence required to raise weight limit for trucks
|
3-14
|
Web
site to follow widow's march; Black lung victim's wife hopes to
draw attention to disease
|
3-14
|
Union
interests debated: UMW chief says nonunion mines not being
targeted
|
3-14
|
Coal
jobs on the line
|
3-14
|
Punish
those who are really behind heavy coal trucks
|
3-14
|
Phone
threat made to delegate's family
|
3-14
|
Coal
truck legislation put on hold; Special session won't be needed
for up to 60 days, leaders decide
|
3-13
|
Time
short for Mingo coal mine
|
3-13
|
Leadership
considering new limits: Coal truck rally fuels momentum for
extra session
|
3-13
|
Coal
trucks line up at Capitol; Truckers protest enforcement of load
limits; Wise vows to seek compromise
|
3-13
|
State
has allowed coal trucks to run heavy since '50s
|
3-13
|
Monster
trucks: Intimidation shouldn't work
|
3-13
|
Coal
firms, DOH to build road together
|
3-13
|
Coal
haulers call on lawmakers: Can't earn living with existing
weight limits, truck drivers say
|
3-12
|
Coal
truck drivers lash out over weight enforcement
|
3-12
|
Police
lash out against illegal trucks: Crackdown on U.S. 52 in Wayne
County leads to host of citations, cuts coal traffic
|
3-12
|
Little
done: Session mostly wasted
|
3-12
|
Power
plant proposed near W.Va.-Pa. border
|
3-12
|
Rahall
pleased with creation of coal heritage board
|
3-12
|
Low loan rate now available in
flood areas
|
3-10
|
Farmers
get 80 more days to object to stream rules
|
3-9
|
Mine
safety agency under fire: MSHA's lax enforcement responsible for
coal deaths, UMW says
|
3-9
|
Struggling
coal producer obtains state bonds
|
3-9
|
Public
agencies failed duty in Ky.slurry spill, too
|
3-8
|
The
definition of degradation (WV Public Radio segment from 3-7)
|
3-8
|
Pond
Gap residents ask for help
|
3-8
|
EPAs
stream rules opposed by Wayne Co |
3-8
|
DEP
told to give company more time for mine bonds
|
3-7
|
Widow
will march as one for all: She's taking a stand for those hurt by
black lung |
3-6
|
Coal
company idles local mine |
3-6
|
West
Virginia gets $10 million to repair flood-damaged roads |
3-6
|
Hearing
on stream regulations eases minds of some residents |
3-6
|
Coal
trucks caught with their speed up |
3-5
|
Politicians
vow to save miners' health benefits |
3-5
|
Monster
trucks: Inaction could be costly |
3-5
|
Wise
defends lack of action on overweight coal trucks |
3-5
|
It's
a terrible bill': Senate proposal limits lawsuits against state
agencies |
3-5
|
DEP
paid for mine site reclamation |
3-5
|
City
Council debates coal truck resolution |
3-5
|
Maps
wrong at failed Ky. coal dam, OSM says |
3-5
|
Panel
OKs mine fatality fine |
3-4
|
Look
where contributions lead us: Few people give to campaigns, but they
shape issues |
3-4
|
Wise
wants consensus on trucks: Governor will call special session if
agreement exists |
3-4
|
Slurry
spill study shows some seepage: Coal firm ignored telltale sign of
spill, report says |
3-4
|
Massey
subsidiary cited over stockpiles |
3-4
|
Overweight
coal truck legislation is dead - (WV Public Radio segment from 3/1) |
3-3
|
W.Va.
wont accept act of God
excuse for next coal-dam disaster |
3-3
|
Massey
chief will get $10 million this year despite layoffs |
3-2
|
EPA
official who quit gets Senates attention |
3-2
|
EPA
Resignation - "Bush undermining clean air laws" |
3-2
|
Coal
operator gets another bond extension |
3-2
|
Overweight
coal-hauler controversy not going away'
Special session may be needed to resolve matter, delegate says |
3-2
|
Both
sides make a stand on hauling bill |
3-1
|
State
gives coal company extension |
3-1
|
Editorials:
Coal trucks It would be better for legislators to settle the weight
limits issue |
3-1
|
Coal
trucks roll on state Capitol: Both sides of issue
take message to lawmakers |
3-1
|
Campaign
Finance Bill Vote Delayed |
3-1
|
Senate
Leader Puts Off Trying to Force Campaign Bill to Floor |
3-1
|
Village
riled by clouds of acid:
Ohios biggest power
plant to use chemicals to cut down emissions |
3-1
|
Delegates
try to duck overweight truck issue; governor remains mum |
3-1
|
Company
whose coal truck wrecked cited many times, PSC says: Safety
violations and excessive weight found in inspections of Howell's
trucks |
3-1
|
Feds
keep an eye on overweight coal trucks: Poor enforcement could cost
state highway money |
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