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EPA drops water pollution orders for W.Va. farmer
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EPA drops water pollution orders for W.Va. farmer

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Judge tosses EQT’s lawsuit against W.Va. county
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Judge tosses EQT’s lawsuit against W.Va. county

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Pro-industry study: Gas may create 58K W.Va. jobs
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Pro-industry study: Gas may create 58K W.Va. jobs

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Court upholds conviction in W.Va. mine explosion
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Court upholds conviction in W.Va. mine explosion

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Former Massey mine exec set to enter plea Jan. 16
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Former Massey mine exec set to enter plea Jan. 16

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This Dec. 3, 2012 photo provided by the W.Va. Department of Environmental Protection shows the embankment after a collapse at the Consol's Robinson Run operation in Harrison County, W. Va. Crews continued to look for a missing miner and bulldozer that slid into the impoundment with two trucks and two engineers when an embankment under construction internal to the impoundment collapsed around noon on Friday, Nov. 30. (AP Photo/W.Va. Department of Environmental Protection)
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Critic questions way coal firms build slurry ponds

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Charged exec cooperating in W.Va. mine blast probe
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Charged exec cooperating in W.Va. mine blast probe

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Patriot Coal to stop mountaintop removal mining
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Patriot Coal to stop mountaintop removal mining

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A truck passes a political sign in a yard in Dellslow, W.Va., on Oct. 16, 2012. Rhetoric about the administration's alleged
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‘War on coal’ label obscures battlefield realities

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In a Saturday Oct. 13, 2012 photo, hundreds congregated along U.S. 23 from Big Stone Gap to Pound and into Kentucky in support of coal miners and the mining industry. Only a few generations ago, coal miners were literally at war with their employers, spilling and shedding blood on West Virginia's Blair Mountain in a historic battle for union representation and fair treatment. Today, their descendants are allies in a carefully choreographed rhetorical war playing out across eastern Kentucky, southwestern Virginia and all of West Virginia. It's fueled by a single, unrelenting message that they now face a common enemy, the federal government, that has decided that coal is no longer king, or even noble. (AP Photo/Bristol Herald Courier, Allie Robinson)
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‘War on coal’ label obscures battlefield realities

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