The Obama administration handed a “big” victory to environmentalists on Monday by rejecting the coal industry’s bid to build a major new export terminal on the West Coast.
“This is big — for our climate, for clean air and water, for our future,” said Mary Anne Hitt, the director of Sierra Club’s Beyond Coal Campaign. “It’s also big because the U.S. government is honoring its treaty obligations.”
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